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Jean Bach dies at 94; made Oscar-nominated jazz documentary
Jean Bach first laid eyes on the astonishing photograph more than a decade after its 57 subjects — all illustrious figures from jazz's golden age — posed on the steps of a Harlem brownstone in the summer of 1958. The photo eventually...
Tags: Film Festivals, Entertainment, Movies, Radio, Photography
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UCLA battles back to defeat Cal Poly, 6-4
Nick Vander Tuig, UCLA's reliable No. 2 starter, teetered Saturday in the NCAA regional. Cal Poly just couldn't get him to topple. By the time Vander Tuig departed, he and UCLA were in control. The Bruins' 6-4 victory gave them an afternoon off in the...
Tags: Sports, San Diego Toreros, Baseball, Cal Poly Mustangs, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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For Vince Lombardi, the first Super Bowl ended in a tie
ESPN is commemorating the life of Vince Lombardi with an hourlong special, “Lombardi’s Legacy,” on June 6, at 6 p.m. PDT. That’s five days before what would have been the legendary coach’s 100th birthday. Host Chris...
Tags: Sports, Entertainment, Movies, Mike Ditka, Green Bay Packers
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USC football: Texas A&M was not on the Trojans schedule
The college football world was atwitter Friday amid reports that Texas A&M had dropped USC and Oregon from future schedules. Only one problem: Texas A&M was never on USC's schedule. Go back to 2009, when then Texas A&M athletic director Bill Byrne...
Tags: USC Trojans, Houston Chronicle, Tiger Woods
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Review: 'Richard Pryor: Omit the Logic' a keen look at gifted comic
Richard Pryor died in 2005 at the age of 65 from a heart attack related to multiple sclerosis. The unexpected thing, given his life and habits and health, was not that he died so young but that he lived so long. Marina Zenovich's enlightening...
Tags: Whoopi Goldberg, Mark Twain, Entertainment, Multiple Sclerosis, Human Accomplishments
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Three USC golfers qualify for U.S. Women's Open
USC, which won the NCAA women’s golf title last week, will be well represented in next month’s U.S. Women’s Open. Annie Park, Kyung Kim and Doris Chen this week qualified for the tournament that will be played June 27-30 at the...
Tags: Edgewood, College Sports, French Open, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Heathrow
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Cal State Fullerton beats Columbia, 4-1, at NCAA regional
Cal State Fullerton took the first step Friday night toward what it hopes will be a return to the College World Series, defeating Columbia, 4-1, by using a familiar and simple formula: Score early and ride stellar pitching the rest of the way....
Tags: Sports, Baseball, College Baseball, College Sports, Big West Conference
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Past champions lead state preliminaries
If Friday's preliminaries were merely dress rehearsals, expect sprinters Khalfani Muhammad of Sherman Oaks Notre Dame and Ariana Washington of Long Beach Poly to deliver Oscar-worthy performances in today's CIF state track and field championships at...
Tags: Human Interest, Track and Field, High School Sports, California Interscholastic Federation
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For Robbie Rogers, it's business as usual after coming out as gay
If Robbie Rogers needed a reminder that fame can be fleeting, he got it Monday morning when he boarded a US Airways flight to North Carolina. A few hours earlier, by playing the final 13 minutes of a Major League Soccer match for the Galaxy, he had...
Tags: Sports, David Beckham, Major League Soccer, Real Estate, Soccer
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Landon Donovan named to provisional Gold Cup roster for U.S.
Landon Donovan is back on the U.S. national team. Sort of. A 35-man provisional roster for July's Gold Cup was released by tournament organizers Friday and Donovan's name was on the list. But the key word here is provisional because the roster can --...
Tags: Clarence Goodson, Dwayne Johnson, San Jose Earthquakes, Herculez Gomez, Philadelphia Union
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Mike Scioscia should leave Mike Trout in center field
You read the paper some mornings and shake your head. It happened Friday with the Page C4 headline on the Angels notebook titled “Trout will move back to left when Peter Bourjos returns.” Forget C4, Mike Scioscia needs a shot of B-12....
Tags: Sports, Peter Bourjos, Mike Napoli, Baseball, Mike Scioscia
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Kat Von D leaves her mark, lists Hollywood Hills home
Tattoo artist Kat Von D has listed her house with the gothic interiors in the Hollywood Hills for $2.5 million. Built in 1927, the gated Spanish-style retreat includes a guesthouse. Features include a turret entry, original tile, high ceilings, a...
Tags: Kat Von D
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