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Coachella 2015 Lineup Revealed
One of the most highly anticipated events this year is The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, or simply known as Coachella 2015. The music extravaganza will be held over two weekends - from April 10 to 12 and from April 17 to 19. In this year's lineup, the fans of the festival will be treated… 
Blake Lively And Ryan Reynolds Welcome Their First Child
Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds have officially welcomed their first child together. Although the 'Green Lantern' star and 'Gossip Girl' actress have yet to formally announce the birth of their first baby, the news has already been broken by Page Six on Monday. Tomb Of Ancient Egyptian Queen Discovered
A group of archeologists from the Czech Institute of Egyptology discovered on Sunday a tomb believed to had been dedicated to an Egyptian queen in an area in the southwest of Abusir. The region was found to be an ancient cemetery used by the inhabitants of the old Egyptian capital of Memphis. The in… 
Cleveland Cavaliers Still Eyeing Trade for Timofey Mozgov, Kosta Koufos
The Cleveland Cavaliers were involved in a blockbuster deal that went down on Monday night, but the Cavs are still active on the trade front as they are still looking for a rim protector. 
The Council of Korean Churches in Southern California Dedicates 2015 to Seeking the Lord
About 70 Korean church leaders gathered to begin 2015 with prayer at a New Year’s breakfast prayer meeting hosted by the Council of Korean Churches in Southern California on Tuesday morning at a hotel in Los Angeles. 
Boston Marathon Bombing Trial: Jury Selection Commences for Dzhokar Tsarnaev's Trial
The first step in the United States trial for the Boston Marathon bombing against the suspect, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, has been initiated on Monday by U.S. District Judge George O'Toole, Jr. 
CDC Reports Alcohol Poisoning Kills 6 Americans Daily
On Tuesday, the Center for Disease Control reported that roughly six Americans died from alcohol poisoning daily from 2010-2012. The CDC reports that 76 percent of those that die from alcohol poisoning are male. 
Paul Revere and Samuel Adams Have Their 220-Year-Old Time Capsule Opened Today in Boston
In 1795, Paul Revere and Samuel Adams buried a time capsule. On Tuesday at 6 pm, the contents of that time capsule were revealed at Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts. 
SpaceX Postpones Launch; Founder Elon Musk Talks of Sending Colonists to Mars
On Tuesday, Space Exploration Technology canceled the launch of the Falcon 9 rocket. Space Exploration Technology, otherwise known as SpaceX, planned to launch early at 3:20 am PST Tuesday morning, but postponed the launch due to a problem found in the actuator on the second stage of the rocket. 
"The City Council Member Affects Your Life the Most"
Candidates hoping to fill positions in the Los Angeles City Council have been busily campaigning for the March 3 primary elections, including David Ryu, who is running for the position in District 4. Ryu said that “Phase 1” of his campaign is to encourage the community to register to vote. 
Disco Clams Produce Light to Defend Against Predators
The Ctenoides ales, popularly known as the disco clam, produces its own light show to deter predators attempting to attack it. This discovery was made by University of California Berkeley grad student Lindsey Dougherty after observing the behavior of the orange-colored saltwater clam. “Bird Man,” “Big Hero 6,” and “Gone Girl” Nominated at the PGA Awards
Great films do not go unnoticed, especially at the Producers Guild of America (PGA) Awards. Top films "Gone Girl," "Birdman," "The Imitation Game," are just some of the candidates for the prestigious award. Wandering Death Stars Dangerously Approaching Earth
Astronomers are currently observing a group of stars that could possibly intersect Earth’s solar system. Since the paths of the stars will take them near Earth and into a possible collision course, scientists have dubbed them as Death Stars. 
Scientists Explain How White Nose Syndrome Kills Millions of Bats
A team of scientists explained that the fungus that causes the white nose syndrome (WNS) in bats kills the animals by increasing their bodies’ consumption of energy. According to the U.S. Geological Survey’s National Wildlife Health Center, the disease comes from the white fungus known as the Ps… 
Smartphones in Bedrooms Worse than Televisions in Disrupting Children’s Sleep
A new study revealed that smartphones and other mobile devices in the bedroom are worse than television sets in delaying a child’s sleep schedule. According to their findings, researchers discovered that these devices are more effective in distracting kids who are about to go to sleep than tuning …
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