Last Friday night, electronic music superstar Moby hosted a very intimate edition of the Brookledge Follies, the legendary Los Angeles secret vaudeville party at the
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Sponsored by game maker Capcom, the 13-city Drake vs. Lil Wayne Tour finally enters its West Coast phase. The “Street Fighter”–inspired tour features m
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Simon Pegg has always been more like a cartoon than a real boy. He's one part Charlie Brown to two parts Tintin, a round-faced runt who can channel both childlik
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They've done it at last: made a Liam Neeson-stomps-some-ass flick where, as the credits roll, there's more stuff to be glad you saw than Neeson himself. Base
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Playwrights under 40 write mainly about love and politics, or so the adage goes; playwrights over 40 write mainly about death.
By the time Samuel Beckett'
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Because ramen stops for no one, get out your chopsticks and your water bottles and start planning: The next Ramen Yokochos are coming. There will be two more of the
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Saint Martha is a tiny restaurant with no windows in a strip mall in Koreatown — and the food is anything but Korean. Named for the patron saint of cooks and serva
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There are three kinds of lies,” British Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli is purported to have said. Lies, damned lies, and statistics.”
Disraeli would have enjoy
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It’s 3:30 p.m. on a Thursday, and I’m sitting at LACMA’s café, clutching my phone, waiting to be Somebody—well, the somebody Miranda July tells me I can be.
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It was the easiest job I ever got and the hardest job I ever had,” writes Dave Berg in his new book, Behind the Curtain: An Insider’s View of Jay Leno’s Tonigh
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Hollywood won big this week, as Gov. Jerry Brown agreed to fork over $330 million per year to subsidize film and TV production. This did not seem like a sure thing a
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