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May 27, 2016
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tags Beverly Hills, Jenji Kohan, Krista Smith, LA Guestlist, Los Angeles, Natasha Lyonne, Netflix, Orange is The New Black, Paley Center for Media, PaleyLive LA, Piper Chapman, Piper Kerman, Sam Healy, Season 4, Selenis Leyva, Taryn Manning, Vanity Fair
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(L-R) Actors Natasha Lyonne, Taylor Schilling, Taryn Manning, Kate Mulgrew, Selenis Leyva and Michael Harney attend The Paley Center For Media Presents An Evening With

Actors Michael Harney (L) and Kate Mulgrew attend The Paley Center For Media Presents An Evening With

Actresses Natasha Lyonne (L) and Taylor Schilling attend The Paley Center For Media Presents An Evening With

PaleyLive LA: An Evening with ‘Orange is the New Black’ with the Season 4 Release Around the Corner

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May 27, 2016
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tags Beverly Hills, Jenji Kohan, Krista Smith, LA Guestlist, Los Angeles, Natasha Lyonne, Netflix, Orange is The New Black, Paley Center for Media, PaleyLive LA, Piper Chapman, Piper Kerman, Sam Healy, Season 4, Selenis Leyva, Taryn Manning, Vanity Fair
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On Thursday, May 26, 2016, The Paley Center for Media presented PaleyLive LA: An Evening with ‘Orange is the New Black’ at its Beverly Hills location. From Jenji Kohan, the creator of Weeds, Netflix’s Orange is the New Black is a thought-provoking, funny and evocative show about life in a women’s prison based on the best-selling memoir by Piper Kerman. Cast members were on hand to discuss the evolution of

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March 31, 2016
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tags Charlie, Dennis, Frank, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, LA Guestlist, Los Angeles, Mac, Matthew Weiner, PaleyLive LA, Rob McElhenney
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PaleyLive LA’s An Evening with “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia”

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March 31, 2016
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tags Charlie, Dennis, Frank, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, LA Guestlist, Los Angeles, Mac, Matthew Weiner, PaleyLive LA, Rob McElhenney
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Ticketed – One of the longest-running comedies in cable history, this FXX original series from creator Rob McElhenney about Irish bar owners in Philly continues to spotlight dark humor and main characters who can’t seem to do anything right. Often referred to as “Seinfeld on crack,” Always Sunny does not shy away from pointed social commentary, taking on such controversial topics as rape culture, homophobia, and religious bigotry. After eleven