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Ron Artest takes on Doc Rivers via Twitter
Lakers BlogBoston Celtics Coach Doc Rivers created a fuss recently when he said the Lakers "still have not beaten our starting five. Our starting five against the Lakers starting five has a ring. Tell them, don't forget that. We'll be back strong and Perk will be... -
Gustavo Dudamel and Vienna Philharmonic go to a small town in Kentucky. But why?
Culture MonsterOn Monday, Gustavo Dudamel will conduct the Vienna Philharmonic in Danville, Ky., a town of 18,000 right in the middle of thoroughbred country. Earlier in the day, the Venezuelan maestro be given the title of Kentucky Colonel. The story of...... -
Bernard Hopkins seeking to become boxing's oldest champion
The Fabulous ForumFormer longtime world middleweight champion Bernard Hopkins isn't an embraceable sort. He's a former prison inmate. He has a tendency to talk over whoever he's in discussion with. And his fighting style is heavy on defense, drawing more yawns than...... -
The GZA discusses collaborations with The Black Lips and Devendra Banhart, plus the prospects for Wu-Tang
Pop & HissWith the critical and commercial success of Jay-Zâs âThe Blueprint 3â and Chef Raekwonâs âOnly Built 4 Cuban Linx 2,â the question is no longer whether 40-something rappers can prosper, but what path theyâll take. Will they align... -
'Something in the Air' by Richard Hoffer
In the summer of 1968, events were roiling America and the world: the assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy; the escalation of the Vietnam War; the Soviet Union's invasion of Czechoslovakia; the radicalization of the civil...Tags: Muhammad Ali, 2016 Olympic Games, Robert F. Kennedy, Avery Brundage, Sports Organizations
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An unassuming movie capital of yore
As a heavyweight contender four decades ago, 6-foot-6 Jack O'Halloran battled such tough hombres as George Foreman, Ken Norton and Cleveland Williams.
Now O'Halloran is in a different kind of struggle, trying to find financial backers to help turn an old...Tags: Crimes, Fatty Arbuckle, Buster Keaton, The Godfather (movie), Jack London
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Wednesday's TV Highlights 'Hot in Cleveland' on TV Land
Show TrackerClick here to download TV listings for the week of Aug. 8 - 14 in PDF format This week's TV Movies Weekly TV Listings can also be downloaded here MOTHER, MAY I? Joe Jonas of the Jonas Brothers guest stars...... -
'Thrilla in Manila' on HBO
Television CriticIf you are not a boxing fan (I am not a boxing fan), the HBO documentary "Thrilla in Manila” -- the story of the Joe Frazier-Muhammad Ali rivalry, as it played across three fights from 1971 to 1975 -- is not the film to make you one. And if you...Tags: HBO (tv network), Muhammad Ali, Burt Lancaster, Death, Movies
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Grilled cheese sandwich: Updating an American icon
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterA grilled cheese sandwich is an ode to childhood, a purist's dream and an archetypal comfort food all at once. Just three mundane ingredients and a few minutes should be all it takes to create something downright sublime, right? So why do so few sublime...Tags: Mustard, Cheddar Cheese, Sandwiches, Breads, Blue Cheese
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Live: Christian McBride's 'The Movement Revisited' at Disney Hall
Special to The TimesThere was a remarkable atmosphere of synchronicity during the performance of Christian McBride's "The Movement Revisited" at Walt Disney Concert Hall on Friday night. And maybe a trace of irony as well. The four-section suite for big jazz band, small...Tags: Minority Groups, Politics, Muhammad Ali, James Avery, Martin Luther King Jr.
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The art behind Michael Jordan's image
Michael Jordan, today you are 50. Happy birthday. Now, please, Michael Jordan — please call Wilfred Santiago. Wilfred Santiago lives in Skokie, and when I asked him if he would contact you, he paused for several seconds then said, startled, as...
Tags: Michael Jordan, David Bowie, Spike Lee, Joe Paterno, Kendrick Lamar
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Police and youngsters share joy of giving at Shop with a Cop
Thirteen-year-old Octavio Vazquez had $100 to spend this past weekend at the Cockeysville Wal-Mart, but he really wasn't looking for something for himself. As he roamed the aisles with Baltimore County Officer Michael Schmitz Jr., of the Wilkens...Tags: Hunt Valley, Holidays, Religious Festivals, Parkville, Outback Steakhouse Incorporated
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