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    Mar 18, 2011 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. Book review: 'When the Thrill Is Gone' by Walter Mosley

    Walter Mosley's latest, "When the Thrill Is Gone," is the third installment (after "The Long Fall" and "Known to Evil") in the series featuring Leonid McGill, a tough, philosophic African American private detective who plies his perilous trade in today's New York City. The book is as complex and thoughtful as its narrator-hero and is also smartly paced, well plotted and elegantly written. And yet, when compared to the author's initial, career-igniting novels about Easy Rawlins, it seems to lack a key ingredient: originality.
    Special to the Los Angeles Times
    Walter Mosley's latest, "When the Thrill Is Gone," is the third installment (after "The Long Fall" and "Known to Evil") in the series featuring Leonid McGill, a tough, philosophic African American private detective who plies his perilous trade in today'...

    Tags: Al Roker, Crimes, Crime, Law and Justice, Book, Cancer

    2. Jan 25, 2011 | Los Angeles Times

  2. Tiger Woods, Rocco Mediate together again at Torrey Pines

    The Fabulous Forum
    Even some hardened and cynical sports fans got emotional at the 2008 U.S. Open at Torrey Pines when Tiger Woods, limping badly and grimacing after many shots, battled through 72 holes of regulation, then an entire extra round of 18......
    3. Jul 11, 2010 | Los Angeles Times

  3. The TV Convention

    The Daily Mirror
    Los Angeles Times file photo The Sports Arena, configured for the 1960 Democratic National Convention. David Brinkley, left, and Chet Huntley will report for NBC. Edward R. Murrow, left, anchorman Walter Cronkite, right, and Howard K. Smith will cover the...
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