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Assembly race endorsements don't take a holiday
PolitiCalThe Thanksgiving holiday didn’t slow the pace for state Assembly candidates seeking supporters. Pasadena City Councilman Chris Holden, a Democrat who is running for the newly drawn 41st District, scored backing from the California League of... -
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Robert Rodriguez joins Magic Johnson, Sean Combs in Comcast TV group
Company TownComcast announced four minority-owned channels that it intends to launch as part of its commitment to increase diversity in the cable landscape. Comcast picked ventures headed by former Lakers star Earvin “Magic” Johnson, Sean “Diddy&#... -
Julie Andrews on princesses, Disney and a new 'Mary Poppins' film
24 FramesJulie Andrews discusses National Princess Week and the new movie about the making of "Mary Poppins."... -
Mom who documents play-area filth is banned from McDonald's [VIDEO]
Nation NowMcDonald's mom: A mom is banned from several McDonald's in Arizona after finding evidence that children's play structures at many fast-food restaurants are covered in grime and germs.... -
Disney acquires mommy blogging site Babble
Company TownWalt Disney Co. has acquired Babble Media Inc., a parenting site that features advice about pregnancy, child development and related topics from some 200 mommy bloggers.... -
Disease-causing pathogens at McDonald's, other fast food playgrounds [Updated]
Money & CompanyPlaylands at McDonald's and Burger Kings are unclean, says Arizona professor... -
Can you be too sexy for certain situations?
Los Angeles TimesToo hot for a locker room chat? Too flirty to fly? While most of us will shuffle off this mortal coil without suffering from this kind of discrimination, a certain aesthetically pleasing subset of society is forced to suffer the slings and arrows of being...Tags: New York Jets, Career and Workplace, Talbots Incorporated, Mark Sanchez, Saturday Night Live (tv program)
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The evolution of home economics programs
Go back, through a universe of chalk dust and repeating bells, to a classroom outfitted with a line of squat stoves, a long table stacked with dry goods, a row of teenage girls mixing dough in dented bowls, writing down the equation of a good pie in...Tags: Social Sciences, Consumers, Los Angeles Unified School District, Obesity, Science
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Disney's ingenious refund for Baby Einstein
Opinion L.A.For any parents who are truly shocked and dismayed that propping their babies in front of a TV didn't result in child prodigies, the Walt Disney Company has good news: It is offering a $15.99 refund for Baby Einstein videos, up to four per customer. The... -
Jeanne Giovannoni dies at 78; UCLA professor helped expand understanding of child abuse
Jeanne Giovannoni, a UCLA professor whose research helped expand understanding of the categories of child abuse and how social workers, law enforcement and community members respond to them, died Dec. 17 at Santa Monica UCLA Medical Center. She was 78....Tags: Pension and Welfare, Children, Career and Workplace, Interior Policy, University of California, Los Angeles
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Dr. Stanley I. Greenspan dies at 68; documented developmental milestones of early childhood
Dr. Stanley I. Greenspan, a psychiatrist who documented the developmental milestones of early childhood and developed the widely used "Floor Time" method for teaching children with autism and other developmental disorders, died April 27 at Suburban...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Children, Learning Disability, Yale School of Medicine, Psychiatry
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