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The city of Minneapolis lit the I-35 bridge was lit like this Tuesday night to celebrate the passage of marriage equality in Minnesota.

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thegetty:

“People consider Los Angeles to be this chaotic, sprawling mess. This exhibition reveals that there is a plan, there is an order and a system to L.A. But I think...

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The Story of The Oinkster’s “Maron” Burger
Comedian Marc Maron is, as the kids in The Biz say, as hot as they come. His extremely popular podcast “WTF” is nearing its 400th...

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It’s almost Mother’s Day! Why are so many operatic moms depicted as murderous women on the verge of a nervous breakdown?

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An adorable video about L.A.’s most contentious battle: French Dip sandwiches.

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Watch James Blake Perform ‘Retrograde’ on Letterman

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New work space #kcrw

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Black Rainbow

St. Vincent

KCRW Morning Becomes Eclectic 02.10.10

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Black Rainbow ~ St. Vincent recorded live on KCRW

This is the last song to be posted from the 2010 radio show.

I began posting the songs from this radio show last summer,...

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Rhye performing “Open” live on KCRW’s Morning Becomes Eclectic on April 5th, 2013

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Looking at 5 Infamous Guitars During International Guitar Month

This April marks the 26th year of International Guitar Month. Didn’t know? That’s okay. All…

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UnFictional’s story of a song you know very very well

What do you get when you take one of the greatest and strangest rock songs of all time and let fans and critics pull it apart, examine it, critique it, cover it and re-cover it? It’s “Rhapsody in Bohemia” on this episode of UnFictional.