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Former Desmond's downtown warehouse to become creative offices
A showplace of the early automotive age in downtown Los Angeles a century ago is set to be revived by new owners who have ambitious plans to turn it into offices, a restaurant and a nightclub near L.A. Live. Long vacant, the stocky five-story building at...Tags: Vehicles, Automotive Equipment, Manufacturing and Engineering, Rental Service, Rentals
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L.A. chefs weigh in on Red Medicine's Twitter tantrum
Just how has Red Medicine’s outing of its no-show reservations played out in the restaurant world? It seems to be mixed. On my Facebook page, Santos Uy, of the wonderful and very tiny Papilles Bistro gave a standing ovation. He said he usually...
Tags: Restaurants, Media Industry, Dining and Drinking, Red Medicine, Twitter, Inc.
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Most restaurant kids' meals still horrible for kids, study finds
When you order a kids' meal at any restaurant, chances are you're not going to get a quinoa salad or grilled chicken with kale, hold the oil. Instead, you can bet on a basket of fried chicken fingers and fries or a bowl of macaroni and cheese. If anyone...
Tags: Restaurants, Overweight, Ruby Tuesday Incorporated, Dining and Drinking, Weight
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Beverly Hills building erected by Warner studios founder sold
An 85-year-old Beverly Hills building erected in the Golden Age of Hollywood by movie mogul Jack Warner has been sold for $11.75 million to a local investor. The two-story structure that curves along Little Santa Monica Boulevard downtown at North...
Tags: Realty, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Real Estate Buyers, Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., Mary Pickford
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Gay marriage, Prop. 8 debate comes down to the wire
The mood was electric that crisp, clear February day as couples lined up at San Francisco City Hall to be among the first to get licenses for same-sex marriages in California. Nine tortuous years followed: The state high court halted and invalidated...Tags: Marriage, Roman Catholicism, Gays and Lesbians, Same-Sex Marriage, Religion and Belief
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It's all smiles at Cafe Grumpy
NEW YORK — Until last year, Café Grumpy in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, was mostly known as a destination for the serious coffee drinker, the type of place where each modestly sized cup is individually brewed and goes for $4 a pop. Now, thanks to "Girls,...
Tags: Restaurants, Chelsea (Manhattan, New York), Sex and the City (tv program), Lena Dunham, Greenpoint
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For Los Angeles Lady Arm Wrestlers, joy and protest go hand in hand
On Valentine's Day, a young woman wearing a button-down shirt, bicycle shorts and a Soviet-era Budenovka hat, along with an adhesive mustache, stood on the stage of the Bootleg Theater. Her name was Russky Business. Her father's Fabergé egg had been...
Tags: Village People (music group), Charlottesville (Charlottesville, Virginia), Labor Legislation, Arts and Culture, Career and Workplace
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Counter Intelligence: Stylish, deluxe Japan-inspired cuisine at Hinoki & the Bird
Los Angeles Times Restaurant CriticHinoki is a fragrant cypress most Japanese associate with extremely expensive bathtubs, popular with the wealthy because the wood is used to build the soaking tubs at onsen, Japanese hot springs. Hinoki wood is also used to build the counters of the...Tags: Restaurants, Dining and Drinking, Lukshon, Oysters, Whole Foods Market
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Tim Leiweke: L.A. muscle man
How significant was Tim Leiweke to the deal between Anschutz Entertainment Group and Los Angeles for a football stadium? This is how significant: There is an escape clause in the agreement that makes the deal's closing contingent on either Leiweke's still...
Tags: Media Industry, Chick Hearn, AEG, Entertainment, Corporate Officers
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Confrontation at Santa Ana restaurant turns fatal, 2 sought
L.A. NOWPolice are searching for two men believed to be involved in a recent fatal stabbing near a Mexican food restaurant in Santa Ana. Irvine resident Paul Anthony Garcia was inside a restaurant in the 1900 block of South Main Street...... -
The many charms of beautiful downtown Burbank
The city of Burbank has come in for some serious dissing since news broke that "The Tonight Show" may leave NBC studios at Olive and Alameda avenues in search of an edgier, fresher vibe in New York City. The old "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In" slam about...
Tags: Ellen DeGeneres, The Big Bang Theory (tv program), Entertainment, The Tonight Show (tv program), Two and a Half Men (tv program)
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Argentine community sees Pope Francis as 'point of pride'
L.A. NOWThe Argentine community in the Glendale area is celebrating Pope Francis, the first Roman Catholic pope from their home county. Pope Francis was selected Wednesday to head the church, something that wasn’t lost on the local immigrant community, even...
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