LAST DAY TO ENTER!: GofG L.A. wants to send you and a friend to the 2011 Billboard Music Awards this Sunday. Thanks to Chevrolet, we have FIVE PAIRS of tickets to give to FIVE lucky winners to attend the Las Vegas awards show which features a mega lineup of live performances from some of music’s hottest artists, including the Black Eyed Peas, Rihanna, Keith Urban, Taio Cruz, Cee Lo Green Nicki Minaj, Pitbull, Kesha, Far*East Movement, OneRepublic, Ryan Tedder and Ne-Yo! Keep reading to find out how you can enter to win a pair! **CLOSES TODAY AT 5PM PST** Read the full story

GofG L.A. is giving you and a friend two passes to the bi-annual Divorcée Sale, a private shopping event of Divorcée’s unwanted high-end designer looks and luxury goods to benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation and Miles4Meredith. Keep reading to find out how you can win a free pair of tickets to this exclusive shopping experience! Read the full story

GofG L.A. wants to send you and a friend to the AFINGO Fashion Forum tomorrow at the California Market Center for your chance to network and socialize with people of fashion. Keep reading to find out how you and a +1 can win full-day passes to this incredible fashion forum. Read the full story

ATTENTION LAST MINUTE CHARLIES: A stray VIP Coachella ticket has just landed in our lap and is looking for a new owner. Help us find it a home where it will be loved and utilized to the fullest this weekend. If you or someone you know is still in need of this highly coveted VIP ticket to a weekend of music, debauchery and fake hippies everywhere, GET AT US, STAT! Keep reading to find out how to become the proud owner of this VIP Coachella ticket. Read the full story

This is Captain Ryemerica. Perhaps you’ve met her already and hopefully thanked her. You see, she’s one of a select groups of unique individuals who makeup of L.A.’s party superheroes. Find out how she uses her patriot super powers and meet the other party heroes who help keep us partying on a daily basis. More»

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GofG L.A. wants to give you a complimentary one week pass to L.A's number one spot for fitness, The Sports Club/LA, a private health club and gym with the best amenities. If you want to experience the luxury of Sports Club/LA, keep reading to find out how to win!

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This Wednesday holds the official celebration of the best of pop culture with the People's Choice Awards, and thanks to Cachet LA, we have your ticket to the full VIP experience. Keep reading to find out how you and a +1 can win VIP tickets and more to this exclusive Hollywood event!

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GofG L.A. and Andaz West Hollywood want to treat you and a guest to a one night complimentary stay in an Andaz Sunset view room. If you want to be treated to an escape in your own city and experience the simple luxury of Andaz, keep reading to find out how to win.

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In 2002, accusations by then Attorney General Eliot Spitzer set off a chain of events that resulted in Merrill Lynch analyst Henry Blodget being fined $4 million in fines and repayments and being banned from the securities industry for life. Those polled at the time probably didn’t expect the two to end up bros. Today we find out how utterly wrong they were.

“Our guest today is the former governor of New York and the man who destroyed my Wall Street career,” Blodget said on the show, smiling as Spitzer chuckled. His friendly overture impressed Spitzer, who now gushes about Blodget like an old drinking buddy. “Listen, I think Henry’s great,” Spitzer says. “And the issues that led to the analyst case are not of such moral dimensions that these were people who were, you know, out killing babies.”

Blodget on Road From Ruin Bets News’ Future Is Business Insider [Bloomberg]

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He added that he’s just messing, “of course,” but seriously, think about it. Dare to dream. We can do this. And then together, we will dance.

Germans should consider the following thought experiment: withdrawal from the euro. The restored Deutschemark would soar, the euro would plummet. The rest of Europe would become competitive and could grow its way out of its difficulties but Germany would find out how painful it can be to have an overvalued currency. Its trade balance would turn negative, and there would be widespread unemployment. Banks would suffer severe losses on exchange rates and require large injections of public funds. But the government would find it politically more acceptable to rescue German banks than Greece or Spain. And there would be other compensations; German pensioners could retire to Spain and live like kings, helping Spanish real estate to recover.

Germany Must Reflect On The Unthinkable [FT]

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