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Theater review: 'Arias with a Twist' at REDCAT
Culture MonsterDear Santa Baby, this Christmas all I want in my stocking is Joey Arias. My fishnet stocking, that is, because this drag chanteuse works black stilettos, thigh highs and an ever-present microphone like Eartha Kitt in overdrive. In âArias with...... -
Letter from the Editor
Its not that I wanted a month off. I love writing to all of you. But this stellar issue was created and curated by our very own music editor, Nic Harcourt, so I thought it fitting that he tell you who he is, where he came from and what makes music the...Tags: Crimes, Donovan, Career and Workplace, Crime, Law and Justice, Missing in Action
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Slash brings his considerable Rolodex to LAYN benefit at Avalon
Pop & HissOnstage at the Avalon during Sunday night's benefit for the Los Angeles Youth Network, comedian George Lopez assured the audience that donations to the homeless-services organization worked promptly. "If you donate tonight, you can save Paula Abdul,"... -
Paso por paso quirúrgico se transforma una vida
Redactor del Los Angeles TimesCuando las enfermeras llevaron a Ana Rodarte en silla de ruedas hacia una sala de operaciones del Hospital Scripps Memorial en La Jolla, ya estaba atontada por el sedante que le dieron previo a la cirugía. Un monitor cardíaco empezó a capturar sus...Tags: Restaurants, Fines, Pies and Tarts, Apple iPod, Vehicles
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Feathers flying, gender bending ... only in figure skating
L.A. Times Olympics BlogTen things I have learned after three days at Skate America: 1. Vera Wang designed the costume that reigning world champion Evan Lysacek is wearing while performing his short program to Stravinsky's "Firebird.'' Lysacek was skeptical about the feathers... -
Gold drops sharply for second day in a row
Money & CompanyAll that glitters is not gold this morning. With apologies to Led Zeppelin, gold prices are down sharply for the second day in a row. Last weekâs better-than-expected unemployment figures raised the prospect that the Federal Reserve could boost... -
Laserium finds a vintage Hollywood home
Marla Maples has what appears to be an extremely bright green mole on her cheek. Actually it's just a benign laser beam, straying onto her features as she stands inside the lobby of Hollywood's venerable Vine Theatre. Technicians are hurriedly turning the...Tags: Laurence Olivier, Research, Science and Technology, Separation Anxiety, Tickets
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Something for Jimmy Page's bookshelf
Jacket CopyMick Wall, in "When Giants Walked the Earth: A Biography of Led Zeppelin," reviewed in todayâs paper, delves into the occult interests of guitarist Jimmy Page; in particular, Pageâs devotion to the works of Aleister Crowley. The first book that...... -
Les Paul dies at 94; guitarist whose innovations paved the way for rock 'n' roll
Les Paul was often called rock royalty, but for the people who knew the man before his death Thursday at age 94, that term often inspired a gentle chuckle.
Born in Wisconsin in 1915, Paul was a Midwestern jazz man who went on to make high-polish 1950s...Tags: Phil Spector, Career and Workplace, Levi Strauss & Co., Science and Technology, Van Halen (music group)
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Allison Iraheta: The ultimate interview, Part Three
Idol TrackerIn the third part of this four-part interview, "American Idol" finalist Allison Iraheta talks about her experience on the show. Read Part One here. Read Part Two here. You mentioned connecting with songs and it seems to me that you always connect with... -
Adam Lambert: The ultimate interview, Part Two
Idol TrackerIn Part Two of this four-part interview with Adam Lambert, the "Idol" runner-up discusses his early experiences in show business and the experience of hanging out with Val Kilmer when they appeared in "The Ten Commandments" together. Part One of the... -
The 42 most memorable pop music moments of 2009: Part VI
Pop & HissOur penultimate installment... prepare for tomorrow's stunning conclusion! Best reason for the Chili Peppers to go on indefinite hiatus: All due respect to L.A.âs long-running band of Californicators, but for all the records theyâve sold in the last...
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