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Stories by Jean Trinh
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A former security guard has sued SeaWorld, claiming he was fired in part for questioning the company's practices of flushing drugs confiscated from guests down the toilet.
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This is a recipe for a heart attack, but we're gluttons and we can't help ourselves but want it! Umami Burger unveiled their decadent $15 Monte Cristo Burger at all of their locations yesterday.
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The Red Hot Chili Peppers parody song called "Abracadabralifornia" is floating on the Internet today, and it's so terrible that people are actually mistaking it for a real RHCP song.
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So, you know how sometimes you'll post a shaky live-concert video on Facebook of your favorite musician? Well, be careful because you could get in trouble... with Prince. Prince is suing 22 fans for $1 million each over sharing bootlegged footage of his performances on Facebook and blogs.
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We hand-picked some of our favorite responses, including his biggest pranks, his regrets in playing Batman, and his peculiar hobby of making shoes.
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Hello, nightmares. A man in a frightening clown mask (who, though, is still wearing a nice tuxedo) is walking up and down the red carpet at the Grammy Awards.
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Mayer Hawthorne decided to go in a "completely different" direction with his latest and third album, Where Does This Door Go.
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Quentin Tarantino is so pissed about how his script for The Hateful Eight got leaked last week that he's now suing Gawker.
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When you throw a party as big and elaborate as Meek Mill's, it's bound to get shut down. Police busted the rapper's post-Grammys party in the Bel Air Estates after they received reports of more than 1,000 people celebrating into the wee hours of the morning.
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The defense attorney for one of the suspects involved in the fatal beating of Annie Hung "Kim" Pham outside of a Santa Ana nightclub claims the victim threw the first punch that ignited the brawl.
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The FBI arrested two men, including the mastermind, associated with a notorious "revenge porn" website, isanyoneup.com.
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Don't expect to munch on an animal-style cheeseburger any time soon in downtown. In-N-Out Burger has some serious requirements for opening a spot.