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Hey everybody, it's Ask Chris from Los Angeles magazine! I write books, try to save old buildings and love Los Angeles 24 hours a day. (Comments are my own)
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Pee-Wee Herman Archives are the Star of Paul Reubens’ Big Auction

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By Chris Nichols Verified
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Pee-wee Herman’s suit, his bike and pieces of the Playhouse, all from the late actor Paul Reubens’ estate, are coming to auction later this month at the Hollywood theater where the character was invented. Paul Reubens spent more than 40 years playing Pee-wee Herman in movies, an Emmy-winning Saturday morning TV show and a Broadway stage production.
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How One L.A. Woman Saved Star Trek

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By Chris Nichols Verified
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A ragtag bunch of outsiders founded the Los Angeles Science Fantasy Society in 1934, excited to finally meet others with a similar mindset. “Science fiction has always been a haven for people who thought differently than others,” says 93-year-old Bjo Trimble of Westwood, who attended her first meeting in the early 1950s. Even as nerddom has taken over pop culture and fan conventions alone generate billions of dollars, loving your special niche thing can still resonate on a deeply personal level.
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Lucky’s Steakhouse Downtown Pairs Exceptional Steaks With an Eclectic Soundtrack

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By Chris Nichols Verified
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Part of the charm of Downtown’s Arts District is discovering an abandoned electrical box with a tiny performance venue hidden inside or the old firehouse that’s become a luxury hotel. Rarely does the outside give you a clue as to what’s on the inside. Walking into the latest outpost of Lucky’s Steakhouse on Mateo Street, the golden sunset poured through the skylights of the century-old former produce warehouse that’s been transformed into a white tablecloth moderne dining room.
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