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USC grants linebacker Glen Stanley a release
The Fabulous ForumGlen Stanley, a linebacker from Eastern Arizona College, has been granted a release from his football scholarship by USC, the school announced Wednesday. Stanley, who is originally from Florida, is a 6-foot-3, 245-pound sophomore with great speed and... -
Dick Dale: Surf guitar king riding the wave back from cancer
Pop & HissMany concert-goers came away from Dick Daleâs show Saturday night at the Coach House in San Juan Capistrano impressed by the 73-year-old surf guitar heroâs performance under adverse conditions, and at least one e-mailed friends afterward worried... -
Zsa Zsa Gabor doing better, should be released from hospital soon
L.A. NOWShowbiz legend Zsa Zsa Gabor is showing signs of improvement after a near-fatal fall two weeks ago, her publicist said Monday. Gabor, 93, was watching âJeopardy,â her favorite TV show, when the phone rang. When she moved to get into...... -
Wonder Woman and MAC lasso a cosmetics deal
All The RageWe were barely back stateside from the men's European runway shows earlier this month when news broke that DC Comics' Wonder Woman would be getting a wardrobe makeover for issue No. 600, so the recent announcement that MAC Cosmetics was...... -
Frank Miller's 'Holy Terror' leaves Gotham: 'I've taken Batman as far as he can go'
The Hero ComplexFrank Miller says "Holy Terror" will come out next year but Batman won't be the hero. "It just seems that chasing the Riddler around seems silly compared to what's going on out there. I've taken Batman as far as he can go."... -
Social media wrap: Obama, Boehner and Feingold have money on their minds
Top of the TicketMoney: It's a gas (according to Pink Floyd). But it's also the oxygen of Beltway politics. Here, Mary Bono Mack, Fred Thompson and Ken Marchant tweet alongside Obama, Boehner and Feingold on economic issues..... -
Astral Weeks: Apocalyptic splendor
"There are many types of genres," declares the busy spine of Dash Shaw's monumental 2008 graphic novel, "Bottomless Belly Button" (Fantagraphics: 720 pp., $29.99) "This is: family comedy/drama/horror/mystery/romance." It's as much taxonomical cheat...Tags: Lungs and Airways, Health and Medical Professionals, Spine, Fiction, Genres
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Homes for the hardest of the hard-core homeless
The searchers carved skid row into quadrants and advanced in small groups, aiming flashlights into the cold.
They moved between nylon tents and cardboard lean-tos in the Toy District, where junkies had stripped the streetlights and left whole blocks in...Tags: Politics, Homelessness, Crime, Law and Justice, Health and Medical Professionals, Hotel and Accommodation Industry
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L.A. County settles with woman on removal of breasts
L.A. NOWThe Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors this week approved a settlement of more than $222,000 with a woman whose breasts were removed at Los Angeles County-USC Medical Center even though she did not have breast cancer. Ana Jimenez-Salgado underwent...... -
But is it as good as 'Spinal Tap'? Beck and Nigel Godrich discuss the music of 'Scott Pilgrim vs. the World'
Pop & HissNigel Godrich has had no problem working with what some would consider the best artists ever. The real challenge is the acts that never were. Paul McCartney, U2, Radiohead, R.E.M., Air, Beck and Pavement are just a few of the...... -
Afghan girl whose nose was cut off meets with local doctors, prepares for treatment
L.A. NOWAn Afghan girl featured on the Aug. 9 cover of Time magazine after her nose was cut off met with Southland doctors this week in preparation for treatment. The 18-year-old, identified only as Bibi Aisha (Miss Aisha), told Time that...... -
Zsa Zsa Gabor asks for last rites in hospital
L.A. NOWA priest administered last rites for Zsa Zsa Gabor, 93, at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center on Sunday morning, her longtime publicist, John Blanchette, said. Gabor broke en her hip July 17 at her Bel-Air home while getting into a......
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