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South Korean crane protester faces stiff prison sentence
World NowCrane protest: A South Korean activist who spent 10 months in a sit-in atop an industrial crane faces nearly twice that time in prison for her actions.... -
Oscars 2012: Redefining glamour on the red carpet
Despite a growing embrace of environmentalism among many designers, so-called sustainable fashion continues to conjure notions of burlap. Awards show commentators rarely use the term — elegance just isn't synonymous with eco-friendly living.
But at...Tags: Arts and Culture, Missi Pyle, Suzy Amis, Manufacturing and Engineering, Academy Awards
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Whitney Houston memorials spring up at N.J. school, church
Nation Now“She was in the choir and the chorus. She used to sing at church. But I didn’t expect she’d become a great singer – the greatest singer in the world,” said Principal Henry W. Hamilton, who admits he missed the explosive... -
Students wear black in honor of teen suicide victim
L.A. NOWStudents at Crescenta Valley High School returned to class Tuesday for the first time since a 15-year-old student jumped to his death in what authorities have ruled a suicide.... -
After Russell Pearce ouster, Arizona may alter recall process
Nation NowArizona recall: After the ouster of state Sen. Russell Pearce, Arizona lawmakers introduced a bill that tinkers with the recall process.... -
U.S. and China reach deal to allow more movies into China
Company TownChina and US agreement to increase number of foreign films into growing Chinese film marketplace.... -
LACMA building 700-ton crane to install 'Levitated Mass' boulder
Culture MonsterLACMA is building a 700-ton crane that will be used to lift the 340-ton boulder that is the centerpiece of Michael Heizer's "Levitated Mass."... -
In Syria, clashes reported in affluent Damascus district
World NowClashes between Syrian forces and armed rebels broke out overnight in Mezzeh, an affluent central district of Damascus, opposition activists said Monday. It is a rare outbreak of armed combat in the Syrian capital, which has seen protests and bombings but... -
Mexico City residents to mega-quakes: We can handle it
World NowIt's true that sometimes Mexico City can look and feel like the Hollywood set for a movie about the apocalypse. On Tuesday, riding through another big quake, it proved that it's a city that can take a punch.... -
San Onofre nuclear plant closed indefinitely until problems fixed
L.A. NOWIt remains unclear how long the San Onofre nuclear power plant will remain closed after the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission prohibited Southern California Edison from restarting the plant until problems recently discovered are thoroughly understood and... -
Death toll rises to 7 in Oakland religious school shooting
L.A. NOWThe death toll rose to seven in a mass shooting Monday at a small religious college in Oakland. Oakland police said a suspect was in custody, and a school official said the alleged gunman had been a nursing student at...... -
6 dead, 3 wounded in shooting at Christian college in Oakland
L.A. NOWSix people were killed and three wounded Monday when a gunman opened fire at a small religious college in Oakland. Oakland City Councilman Larry Reid, who represents the area, told The Times he was informed about the casualties by Oakland......
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