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David Baldacci will ruin you
Young people are constantly being warned that the information they include in their Facebook profiles could eventually come back to haunt them. Photographs of bacchanalian escapades, catastrophic sartorial decisions or intimate moments with toothless,...Tags: Game Playing, The Da Vinci Code (movie), Fishing, Jane Austen, Kenny Chesney
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Tijuana killings may signal fall of Arellano Felix cartel
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterThe birthplace of one of Mexico's most infamous drug cartels looks more and more like its graveyard. Gunmen and associates of the Arellano Felix cartel, rulers of the city's criminal underworld for two decades, are being massacred by the score. Their...Tags: Crimes, Lawyers, Law Enforcement, Health, Justice System
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Italian mystery writer Andrea Camilleri keeps Montalbano on the case
Americans have Philip Marlowe and Raymond Chandler. Britons have Sherlock Holmes and Arthur Conan Doyle. And Italians have Salvo Montalbano and Andrea Camilleri.
Camilleri, a bespectacled, gravel-voiced 83-year-old, has become a national character as...Tags: Crimes, Luigi Pirandello, William Faulkner, Blackmail and Extortion, Marlon Brando
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'The Godfather': A restoration offer they couldn't refuse
Special to The TimesFans who pick up the recently announced "The Godfather: The Coppola Restoration," due out from Paramount Home Entertainment on DVD and Blu-ray on Sept. 23, are likely to see things in the 1972 Mafia saga and its two sequels they've never noticed before....Tags: Movies, The Godfather: Part II (movie), Marlon Brando, Entertainment, Robert Harris
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The gang's all here
When my wife and I and our two small children moved late last year to Glassell Park, a neighborhood in northeast Los Angeles, we were following a predictable gentrification script. The nearby enclaves of Eagle Rock and Mount Washington were slightly out...Tags: Crimes, Health, Starbucks Corp., Assault, Mount Washington
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The Unforgettable Tour makes its Bollywood invasion
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterBollywood movies from India are known for their over-the-top spectacle and unabashed theatricality combining music, comedy, drama, glamour -- all drenched in outrageous color. So it's not surprising that the live show featuring stars of Bollywood cinema,...Tags: India, Marlon Brando, Entertainment, Celebrities, Education
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Will Spielberg take a walk on the wild side?
Special to The TimesSteven Spielberg, who at 22 was hired by Universal to a long-term contract, started out his career as the teacher's pet of the Movie Brat generation. With the unveiling of his first Indiana Jones escapade in 19 years today at Cannes, he's proffering yet...Tags: Howard Hawks, Martin Scorsese, Entertainment, Pauline Kael, Cinema Industry
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Actor's estate files lawsuit over "The Brando" chair
Times Staff WriterMarlon Brando's heirs are making a demand that apparently can be refused. The late actor's family has been demanding for months that Palliser Furniture Ltd. stop marketing a line of plush home theater chairs dubbed "The Brando" without a licensing...Tags: Marlon Brando, Family, Trials, EA Tiburon, Celebrities
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REVIEW: 'American Gangster'
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIT takes nerve to call a film "American Gangster": It's more than a movie title, it's the name of a venerable genre that dates to cinema's beginnings. But once you see this finely made and richly satisfying film, you understand it's the only title...Tags: Crimes, Russell Crowe, Antoine Fuqua, Movies, Health
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'Braces' defense could have some teeth
If R. Kelly's mole defense doesn't set him free, the defense clearly hopes the alleged victim's braces can.
Shortly before the lunch break, the defense showed the jury a photo of the alleged victim with orthodontia gear in her mouth. A former family...Tags: Arts and Culture, Entertainment, Family, Litigation, Recording Studios
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10 classic style movies that inspire moviegoers
Movies have always influenced style. In 1934 -- when Clark Gable shed his shirt in the Frank Capra comedy "It Happened One Night" to reveal his bare chest -- men's undershirt sales reportedly plummeted. Men didn't suddenly tire of layering. They saw an...Tags: Julie Christie, Al Capone, Movies, Diane Keaton, Elizabeth Taylor
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Patron of fear
Times Staff WriterFew modern dictators have been more enamored of architecture or have used it to greater harm than Saddam Hussein. During nearly a quarter-century of absolute rule, he launched a series of building programs whose ambition and scale fundamentally altered...Tags: Arts and Culture, Heads of State, International Military Interventions, Robert Venturi, Iran
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