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If They Mated: The Hollywood Madam and Carlos Danger
We can't thank Conan O'Brien enough for this ...
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The fine line between crappy jobs and job training
Data entry and coffee runs. Discuss.
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AFAN executive director Antioco Carrillo talks stigmas, misconceptions of HIV/AIDS
AFAN celebrates its 27th annual Black & White Party Saturday night.
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In brief: LACMA’s water menu (and sommelier) and more
Also, a local gun range uses some insensitive phrasing.
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The glory of cleaning
The sound of cheering at the annual Housekeeping Olympics was deafening.
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Unearthing Las Vegas 10,000 years from now
What will archaeologists glean from the Strip?
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Praise the lard! Enter Las Vegas' United Church of Bacon
Add "bacon weddings" to the list of unique ways to get hitched in Las Vegas! Earlier this year, the United Church of Bacon opened its proverbial doors in Las Vegas, preaching the gospel of savory breakfast meats and combating religious discrimination.
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Hot Spots: Wolfgang Gartner, AFAN's Black & White Party and more
Also, Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee DJs at Rehab.
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Nightlife news & notes: Andy Samberg parties at 1 Oak and more
Also, Ryan Lochte hits the town for his 29th birthday.
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Party Downtown till dawn at Backstage Bar & Billiards' ADLV afterhours
Push the sun up on Fremont every Friday.
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Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg reteam for the entertaining 'The World’s End'
The movie focuses on two drinking buddies embarking on a pub crawl challenge.
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Trust Us: The final nights of 'Peepshow,' Courtney Love at Vinyl and more
Also, Steely Dan plays the Pearl.
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Film review: 'You're Next'
"No amount of enthusiasm can make this movie better than it actually is."
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Lake Bell makes a strong filmmaking debut with 'In a World ...'
The actress also makes it clear she shouldn't be fourth-billed for much longer.
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'The Mortal Instruments': Demons, vampires and a Chosen One!
Also, there is a love triangle.
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'The Spectacular Now' showcases awkward, sweet teen love
This halting, exuberant courtship is a joy to watch.
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Woody Allen muddles class drama in 'Blue Jasmine'
The problem with Allen’s more overtly serious efforts: Even at their best, they feel reheated, just riffs on the classics.
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Considering Brian Zimmerman’s stacked-chair sculpture
A 16-foot tower made of more than 50 stacked chairs.
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Chuck Klosterman revels in the dark side in 'Black Hat'
'Cause let's face it—villains just tend to be cooler.
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'March: Book One' is a modern-day civil rights primer
What a great way to be entertained and learn stuff at the same time.
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Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg reteam for the entertaining 'The World’s End'
The movie focuses on two drinking buddies embarking on a pub crawl challenge.
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Film review: 'You're Next'
"No amount of enthusiasm can make this movie better than it actually is."
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Lake Bell makes a strong filmmaking debut with 'In a World ...'
The actress also makes it clear she shouldn't be fourth-billed for much longer.
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'The Mortal Instruments': Demons, vampires and a Chosen One!
Also, there is a love triangle.
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'The Spectacular Now' showcases awkward, sweet teen love
This halting, exuberant courtship is a joy to watch.
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Woody Allen muddles class drama in 'Blue Jasmine'
The problem with Allen’s more overtly serious efforts: Even at their best, they feel reheated, just riffs on the classics.
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Why locals and tourists love Palace Station’s Oyster Bar
There's only 18 seats and usually a line waiting to eat at this simple, perfect seafood spot.
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Three picks to consider for your Restaurant Week feasting
You're going to take advantage of Three Square's Restaurant Week deals, you just don't know where.
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Heraea chef Doug Bell makes you eat your vegetables
Fun, different bar snacks are on the menu at Heraea, including these crispy green beans with chili aioli.