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Tuesday's TV Highlights: Gibbs encounters a former mentor on 'NCIS'
Show TrackerClick here to download TV listings for the week of Nov. 1 - 7 in PDF format This week's TV Movies NCIS: The bodies of two mercenaries are found on Gibbs' (Mark Harmon, left) boat and the investigation leads to...... -
Oh, snap: Frank Worth's classic Hollywood photographs at Art & Artifact
L.A. at HomeThe new Los Angeles photography gallery Art & Artifact celebrates its grand opening Thursday evening with a show devoted to Frank Worth's classic movie star black-and-whites. Worth, the original photographer of the late 1950s L.A. Dodgers, was better... -
A critical time of our sign
Idon't know about you, but I'm proud of the fact that the most celebrated symbol of our city isn't a statue that was a gift from the French. I also think it's fitting that it isn't burdened with heavy ideology, profound symbolism or deep meaning. Nobody...Tags: Forestry and Timber, Natural Resources, Real Estate, John Schlesinger, Services and Shopping
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Filmmakers
Filmmakers Edward Klosinski, 65; a Polish cinematographer best known for his work with director Andrzej Wajda (Jan. 5) Ralph Bradshaw White, 66; an underwater cinematographer who documented the 1985 discovery of the Titanic (Feb. 4) Kon Ichikawa, 92; a...Tags: Victor Hugo, Jurassic Park (movie), Television, Comedy (genre), Alfred Hitchcock
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Writers and editors
Writers and editors George MacDonald Fraser, 82; author of the "Flashman" series of historical adventure novels (Jan. 2) Gilbert A. Harrison, 92; editor of the New Republic, helped launch new talent (Jan. 3) Philip Agee, 72; former CIA official wrote...Tags: Richard Ford, Civil Unrest, Amy Tan, Jack Kerouac, Children
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'If you ever want to fly...'
Times Staff WriterDICK GULDSTRAND punches the accelerator, pulling the Z06 hardtop fast around the first turn on Mulholland Drive. The Cahuenga Pass disappears as the Corvette claws up the grade. With a 427 V-8 under the hood, the car's a beast, and Guldstrand loves it...Tags: Gary Cooper, Dennis Hopper, Car Engine Repair, Feet, Vehicles
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Our true heartthrob
DEARLY beloved, repeat these words: "I, Los Angeles, take thee, the internal combustion engine for better or worse, for richer or poorer, in sickness and in health ." What a long, blissful marriage it's been. We're still as much in love as we were...Tags: Road Transportation, Vehicles, Xbox, Joan Didion, Walt Disney
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That's me. That's my car.
The car shot. It's as American as a Texaco station. Everybody has one or two, capturing a moment with a cherished first car or the bomb they drove in college. Even celebrities aren't immune. Look at Ben Affleck with his prized Chevy or James Dean beside...Tags: Celebrities, Automotive Equipment, Vehicles, Porsche, Ben Affleck
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Before the Rumble Seat
Times Staff WriterEIGHTEEN EIGHTY-SIX was a very big year. John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola. Grover Cleveland dedicated the Statue of Liberty. King Ludwig II of Bavaria died, much to the delight of Bavarians. Also having a good year were mutton chops and diphtheria....Tags: Germany, Railway Industry, Dan Neil, Car Engine Repair, Statue of Liberty
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Oscar country: Chris Reynolds asks 'Where am I?'
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterWhat do the films "There Will Be Blood," "No Country for Old Men" and "Giant" have in common? Parts of all three films were shot in and around this dusty Western railroad town. Back in the 1930s, cattlemen gathered to cut deals in this hotel lobby on...Tags: No Country for Old Men (movie), There Will Be Blood (movie), Movies, Entertainment
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Los Angeles film and TV locations take on many starring roles
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIt's only a matter of time before local film and TV buffs experience a sense of déjà vu around Los Angeles. That place looks familiar. Did you see it on the way home from work, or when you checked in with your favorite characters? Could be both. Most...Tags: L. Frank Baum, Lana Turner, Television, Public Relations, Jim Carrey
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Che's legacy looms larger than ever
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIt was a long fight, but the Cubans have finally conquered this forlorn Andean hamlet, four decades after Ernesto "Che" Guevara was executed in the adobe schoolhouse here. Cuban physicians provide healthcare, Cuban educators oversee literacy classes, and...Tags: Tuberculosis, Steven Soderbergh, Hugo Chavez, Jean-Paul Sartre, Fidel Castro
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