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To be a fan of true crime TV is to wonder why (or possibly how) anybody is still living in California after the '70s and '80s. From the never-ending run of programming built around the Manson murders to HBO's I'll Be Gone in the Dark, with its chronicle of the Golden State Killer, to Netflix's new four-parter Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer, there's an impression that decades passed during which the entire state was in a sleepless limbo, balancing glamour by day and terror by night, existing on fumes laced with cocaine and smog.

Aimee Mann has shared a cover of Leonard Cohen’s 1971 song ‘Avalanche’ – listen t it below.The haunting cover serves as the theme song for HBO’s true-crime docu-series I’ll Be Gone In The Dark, which is inspired by the book, I’ll Be Gone In The Dark: One Woman’s Obsessive Search For The Golden State Killer, written and researched by the late Michelle McNamara.Mann was a friend of McNamara’s, so her being involved in the show which premiered in June is particularly poignant.“My husband, Michael Penn, and I had been close friends with Patton [Oswalt] and Michelle for many years and were very familiar with the ups and downs of her research,” Mann said in a release.“We were completely devastated by her death.

Who is the Golden State Killer and what did he do?The Golden State Killer terrorised his victims through the 1970s and 80s.He is known to have committed at least 13 murders and 50 rapes spanning six California counties over two decades.It started in 1973 with a bunch of house burglaries - a man locals called the Visalia Ransacker.He would break into his victims' homes by prying open a window or door while they slept.But his crimes soon escalated into rapes and murders along the California coast.His other nicknames, EAR and ONS, were coined due to the locations of the crimes - such as the East Bay area of Northern California.As well as his heinous crimes, he would also steal jewelry, identification, cash and coins from the victims' homes.He

The Golden State Killer will rot in jail until he dies after being sentenced to life today.

The release of the new Michal Jordan documentary “The Last Dance” has caused the G.O.A.T. debate to pick back up with a bang, with most saying Michael Jordan is the greatest basketball of all time.

A brand new crime documentary series exploring the Golden State Killer is heading to our screens.

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Famous last words! Gabrielle Union admitted that she once thought Ayesha and Stephen Curry would never be able to make their relationship work.

Joseph James DeAngelo, also known as the Golden State Killer, took the stand at a hearing on Monday, June 29, more than two years after he was arrested and charged. He agreed to enter guilty pleas on 26 counts in order to avoid the death penalty.

I’ll Be Gone in the Dark and I was hooked. The explores the long—and deeply unsettling—case of the East Area Rapist, later known as the Golden State Killer.

Margaret Wardlow was just 13 when she was woken with a torch in her face by a man in a ski mask, black and white lumberjack shirt, jeans, boots and gloves.

Michelle McNamara‘s legacy lives on. For years, the writer spent her time digging into mysteries on True Crime Diary, a blog she created that cultivated a massive fanbase.

True crime is full of its own legends. Some of these stories go unnoticed while others seemingly draw every bit of attention to their hideousness.

Steph Curry and his 1-year-old son Canon Jack are the ultimate duo in a new closeup photo, posted to social media on Wednesday night. The Golden State Warriors point guard, 32, is pictured holding his son while the pair made funny faces at each other. They rocked gold chains in photo, which was presumably taken by Steph’s wife, chef and author, Ayesha Curry.