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In tonight's Extra, Extra, E3 is here to stay (for a while), Nick Stahl is alive and well, and residents rally for JC Penney. Plus: Keep up with us on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter: @LAist @LAistFood @LAistSports. You can also find us on Pinterest, Storify, Foursquare, and Instagram (laistpics).

A teenage boy died in a Burbank hospital yesterday following what was described as a light round of boxing at a nearby gym, reports City News Service. The boy, whose name hasn't been released, was brought to Providence St. Joseph Medical Center at about 6:45 p.m., complaining of pain.

For those of you who hoped that Bristol Palin would fade quietly into the oblivion of the Alaskan landscape now that she's returned home to Wasilla, we bring bad tidings: the 21-year-old single mom will be back on "Dancing With The Stars" as a castmember on the show's upcoming All-Star season.

Robert Pattinson and Liberty Ross aren't the only people upset with Kristen Stewart for making out with her "Snow White and the Huntsman" director, Rupert Sanders -- now, Charlize Theron, Stewart's co-star in the movie, has jumped on the anti-KStew bandwagon.

When La Toya Jackson becomes the voice of reason in your life, it may be time for some soul-searching. As much of the Jackson family has become embroiled in arguments over the custody of Michael Jackson's kids, Paris Jackson, Prince Jackson and Blanket Jackson, and the execution of Michael Jackson's estate, La Toya, who has stayed out of it, is now calling for an end to the public fighting.

At this particular moment in history, when houses are being foreclosed upon left and right and the thundering gong of the recession is still ringing in our ears, we're probably not as inclined to read amusedly about who in Hollywood owns a private island.

As the Jackson family drama continues to unfold, one thing has become abundantly clear: the Jackson children are not to be fucked with. Up until the recent discord, which involved their grandmother going to Arizona and not contacting them, Paris, Prince and Blanket have been relatively docile and quiet in the public sphere. But over the past few days, that's all changed...

Yesterday brought a whole boatload of Jackson family crazy to our doorsteps, and today, the drama continues: Since the family's matriarch, Katherine Jackson, has been in Arizona for over a week and hasn't had contact with her grandchildren, Paris, Prince and Blanket during that time, she's temporarily lost guardianship of them.

In tonight's Extra, Extra, our own Krista Simmons divulges the best local ice cream flavors, L.A. journalists feel the wrath of Anaheim police, and drug smugglers dupe LAX. Plus: Keep up with us on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter: @LAist @LAistFood @LAistSports. You can also find us on Pinterest, Storify, Foursquare, and Instagram (laistpics).

Snoop Dogg once made his career by asking listeners to tell him his own name. The appropriate response, at that time, was of course "Snoop Doggy Do-o-o-o-ggg." But now, you'd be woefully out of touch were you to respond as such.

Shit is hitting the fan at the Jackson estate. It all began last week when Katherine Jackson -- Paris, Blanket and Prince's grandmother and guardian -- went missing, only to be discovered later at an Arizona spa. Seems normal enough, except that she hadn't told her grandchildren where she was going.

Police officers are getting showy. After a high-speed chase through East L.A. that saw cops going after a motorcyclist this morning, a CHP motorcycle officer cut the bike off and tackled the driver.