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Key expert jumps ship, says garage sale pictures aren't by Ansel Adams after all
Culture MonsterAn art expert whose opinion backed Rick Norsigian's claim that he owns a "lost" trove of pictures by Ansel Adams now says they aren’t Adams’ work after all. What’s more, Robert C. Moeller III, one of just two Norsigian experts...... -
Monster Mash: Feud breaks out over 'Love Never Dies' musical; archaeologists attack BP plans
Culture Monster-- Backstage drama: A feud has broken out between Andrew Lloyd Webber and the backers of "Love Never Dies," the sequel to "The Phantom of the Opera." (New York Post) -- Warning bell: Archaeologists are criticizing BP's drilling plans in...... -
Monster Mash: Ansel Adams photography debate; lawsuit filed over Hungarian art collection
Culture Monster-- Photo finish: The next round in a debate over the authenticity of a stash of photographic negatives that some say were created by Ansel Adams. (Los Angeles Times) -- Heading to court: The heirs of a Jewish banker have...... -
Did Ansel Adams take these photos? Are they worth $200 million? Depends who you ask
Culture MonsterRick Norsigian, the antiques buff who bought a couple of boxes of old-fashioned glass-plate photographic negatives at a garage sale 10 years ago in Fresno, then set out to prove they were taken by Ansel Adams early in his career,...... -
Groundbreaking for Manzanar Historic Site barracks reconstruction scheduled for Saturday
OutpostsThe public is invited to attend a barracks groundbreaking ceremony this Saturday at Manzanar National Historic Site, on U.S. 395 between the cities of Lone Pine and Independence. The 1 p.m. event is being hosted by the National Park Service,...... -
Will inspiration for short fiction strike?
Jacket CopyIn recent years, general interest magazines such as the Atlantic have been curtailing their fiction offerings. But National Public Radio has stepped in to fill the void. They're running a Three Minute Fiction contest, asking readers to submit short... -
Monster Mash: New bid to crack Boston art heist; drama prize for Julia Cho; Ansel Adams' son sues museum
Culture Monster-- Cold case: The FBI is hoping advances in DNA analysis will help it catch the art thieves responsible for the 1990 super-heist at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston. (Boston Globe) --Drama award: Santa Monica writer Julia Cho's...... -
A view of Weston country in Carmel
Times Staff WriterCarmel There's looking at a seascape. And there's really looking at a seascape, so engrossed in the beach and the rocks and the light and the textures that you find yourself in the back of a sea cave gazing through a camera lens, nobody else on the beach...Tags: Arts and Culture, Arts, Parkinson's Disease, Photography, Yosemite National Park
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Now, snow is optional
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterFLYING off a rocky buttress, the mountain biker soars through the air, experiencing a few seconds of adrenaline-heightened sensory awareness before coming back to earth -- or in this case a wooden ramp -- with a bike-jarring thump. The rider is Mark...Tags: Snowboarding, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Techno (genre), Health, Motorcycling
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Napa Valley is hoping wine country visitors will sample the local arts scene
Special to The TimesEvery time my husband, Kevin, and I visit the Napa Valley, we leave with a newfound appreciation for the local arts: the art of wine making, the art of wine country cuisine, the art of wine-and-food pairing. With so many temptations, we've never put...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Arts, Caves and Caverns, Trips and Vacations, Building Material
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Mule pack outfits: a cushy, endangered wilderness tradition?
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterCalifornia The smell of steaks sizzling on a campfire grill wafted through towering tamarack and Jeffrey pines as the sun set over the saw-toothed crest of Duck Pass in the Eastern Sierra about eight miles south of Mammoth Lakes. We sat on folding...Tags: Foods and Beverages, Horse (animal), Lakes and Ponds, Pineapple, Trips and Vacations
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Seaside California hotels offering bargain rates
From San Diego to Humboldt County, these are times of difficulty for hoteliers and opportunity for travelers. Here are the nine waterfront lodgings I used on my toe-to-tip California road trip in early January, followed by four I looked at and liked....Tags: State Parks, Dining and Drinking, Trips and Vacations, Miramar, Entertainment
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