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Off! set to ignite Coachella stage
The way Keith Morris holds a microphone is not designed for comfort. He grabs it with one or both hands, elbows locked at rigid angles, and lunges with each syllable as he shouts with epic fury. The eyes bulge, his knees buckle. At 55, the delivery of...Tags: Black Flag (music group), Earnings, Entertainment, Music
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The Cuban ties that bind, 50 years on
My trip to Cuba last summer was a lifetime in the making. My father emigrated from Havana to Miami in 1961 at age 6, and the family who came with him filled my childhood in Dallas with food, politics, jokes and, yes, dominoes. I longed to visit the...Tags: Alcoholic Beverages, Corruption, Univision (tv network), Television Industry, Tour Operations Industry
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Cheap eats in San Francisco
Special to the Los Angeles TimesSan Francisco has a way of grabbing hold of its visitors and taking them for an incredible ride, whether they're dangling off the side of a cable car or maneuvering the steep hillside curves of Lombard Street. But that doesn't mean they want to feel as...Tags: Cabbage, Breads, Trips and Vacations, Limes, Bars and Clubs
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Two new Pac-10 teams: Their home turfs are also a travel opportunity
Special to the Los Angeles TimesThe familiar symmetry of the Pacific 10 Conference is changing, and that calls for a road trip. By joining the Pac-10 in 2011, the universities of Utah and Colorado will make it the Pac-12. With that, the rhythms of USC and UCLA fans traveling to the...Tags: Basketball, Phil Jackson, University of Southern California, Personal Service, Bars and Clubs
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Kinder, gentler green garlic mellows out the menu
Special to the Los Angeles TimesLong before "Twilight" and "True Blood" and the Modern Age of Vampires, garlic was used as a talisman: a panacea against bad spirits in the Middle Ages and against illness during the Crusades. Even those of us who happily load our soups and stews with...Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Fava Beans, Alcoholic Beverages, Garlic, Restaurants
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PASSINGS: Michelle Nicastro, Rudy Regalado
MICHELLE NICASTRO
Singer-actress appeared in L.A.'s 'Les Miserables'
Michelle Nicastro, 50, an actress and singer who was in the original Los Angeles production of "Les Miserables," died Thursday at her home in Toluca Lake after a long battle with...Tags: Music Theater, Theater, Celebrities, Television, Northwestern University
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Recipe: Michael Roberts' birria
Note: Chef Michael Roberts not only gave readers his philosophy on entertaining in his August party feature, he gave us a great recipe for his version of birria, Mexican goat stew. Here's what he wrote about the dish: "In Mexico, a whole goat is...Tags: Onions, Cilantro, Tortillas, Lifestyle and Leisure, Alcoholic Beverages
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The success recipe for fitness: Mix in the fun
Put away the eggnog and break out the tennis shoes — it's New Year's resolution time, and no doubt millions have made the pledge to get fit. Many of them will join a gym only to find they're bored with the monotony of cardio equipment and weight...Tags: Defense, Muscle, Armed Forces, Brigham Young University , Hobbies
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The Review: La Serenata de Garibaldi
In Los Angeles, 25 years entitles a restaurant to, if not a medal, then at the very least the title of institution. And this year (how time flies) marks the 25th anniversary for La Serenata de Garibaldi in Boyle Heights. Way back in 1985, Jose Rodriguez...Tags: Garlic, Seafood, Restaurants, Tortillas, Tomatoes
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The 10th Annual Latin Grammy Awards: Scorecard
Pop & HissThe complete list of nominees for the 10th Annual Latin Grammy Awards. Album of the Year Los De Atr??s Vienen Conmigo Calle 13 [Norte] D??a Tras D??a Andr??s Cepeda [FM Discos & Cintas] Ciclos Luis Enrique [Top Stop Music] Reg??ncia:...... -
'Dancing With the Stars': Ladies' night
Show TrackerSeason 9 continued its super-sized premiere week with its round of female contestants. And it did seem like the ladies had the harder job, given that the female role in ballroom dancing is often the showier one, and that the...... -
LAPD says serial burglar stole from pro soccer players, musicians
L.A. NOWL.A. police detectives said a smooth-talking con artist scout has used an elaborate scheme to steal thousands of dollars in cash and belongings from a salsa band, one of Israel's top basketball teams and Mexico's Chivas soccer team. Investigators alleged....
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