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Black Comedy Fuels 'Accepted'
Zap2It.comPerhaps he's tired, but Lewis Black doesn't seem so angry at all. The button-pushing comic, best known for fits of political pique, arrives to talk to reporters fresh off a plane from Las Vegas, where he's been performing at the MGM Grand. Stumbling into...Tags: Comedy (genre), Comedy Central (tv network), Jon Stewart, Death, Entertainment
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A dog of war comes home
Tribune staff reporterThe puppy was no bigger than a dollar bill, a handful of fur and floppy ears half-hidden in the grass along the road to Kirkuk, Iraq. Even in the midst of war, the American soldiers who looked into her sad hound eyes couldn't bear to leave her behind. So...Tags: Kuwait, Family, Dog (animal), Pets, Armed Forces
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Movie review: 'XXX: State of the Union'
Tribune movie critic1 ½ stars (out of 4) "XXX: State of the Union" is one movie that, taken seriously, could put you in a real state gloom about the future. Not the future of the country, but of the movies. How is it possible for a major franchise picture starring Ice...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Angelina Jolie, Government, Heads of State, Peter Strauss
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KTLA and Warner Sunset Studios: History Meets History
• Historical Timeline • KTLA: West Coast Pioneer • KTLA and Warner Sunset Studios: History Meets History -------------------- For the past 45 years KTLA has made its home on a site where one of the major studios of the film industry...Tags: John Barrymore, Charlie Chaplin, History, Recording Studios, Television Stations
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Hey, Batman, this cave looks familiar
Times Staff WriterNot everyone can find it. But everybody's probably seen it. That's Bronson Canyon for you, the hidden Hollywood landmark that has a rock-solid reputation as one of the city's most reliable movie backdrops. For generations everything from blockbuster...Tags: Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Robin Hood, Landforms, Nature, Crimes
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