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PASSINGS: Roland Moritz, David A. Braun, Laurie Gottlieb
Roland Moritz Longtime L.A. Philharmonic flutist Roland Moritz, 86, who played flute for the Los Angeles Philharmonic for more than 40 years and for a time shared the concert stage with his father, Frederick Moritz, the Philharmonic's longtime...
Tags: Entertainment, Newspaper and Magazine, Music, Crime, Law and Justice, Heart Attack
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PASSINGS: John Kerr, Garrett Lewis
John Kerr Actor won Tony Award for 'Tea and Sympathy' John Kerr, 81, a stage, film and TV actor who won a Tony Award for his performance in Elia Kazan's 1953 Broadway production of "Tea and Sympathy" and went on to reprise his role in the 1956 film...
Tags: Movies, Entertainment, John Kerr, Roger Corman, Harvard University
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Jayne Cortez dies at 78; poet and performance artist
Before the ashes and the anguish, before the 1965 riots and the spotlight of attention that followed, there was a pocket of people already fighting for Watts. They fought for the arts and for the black community from a building on Grandee Avenue and...
Tags: Jean Genet, Entertainment, Ornette Coleman, Authors, Music
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Ed Koch remembered as 'Uncle Eddie' and a savior of New York
NEW YORK -- To his family, Ed Koch was "Uncle Eddie." To New Yorkers, he was "hizzoner," the omnipresent three-term mayor who was remembered Monday as the man who lifted a grim city to glory but who always had time for his nieces, nephews, and a...
Tags: Andrew Cuomo, Human Rights, Michael Bloomberg, Ed Koch, Rudy Giuliani
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Ed Koch's most memorable TV appearances
It seems fitting, if sad, that Ed Koch should pass away on the same day that "Koch," a documentary about his life, opened in Manhattan. Though the three-term mayor of New York City, who died early Friday of congestive heart failure, is best known for...
Tags: The Central Park Five (movie), Woody Allen, Joe Piscopo, Robert De Niro, Michael Bloomberg
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Gloria Pall dies at 85; Voluptua character deemed too sexy for TV
On a December night in 1954, Los Angeles met the woman it would soon deem too hot for television. After the success of Vampira, the glamorous ghoul of 1950s late-night TV, executives at KABC-TV (Channel 7) cast Gloria Pall, a showgirl and model, as...
Tags: Television, Entertainment, Movies, Brooklyn (New York City), Kirk Douglas
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Wednesday TV Highlights: 'The 10 Most Fascinating People of 2012'
Click here to download TV listings for the week Dec. 9 - 15 in PDF format This week's TV Movies   -------------------- SERIES Arrow: Oliver (Stephen Amell) learns that Moira and Thea (Susanna Thompson, Willa Holland) stopped celebrating Christmas...
Tags: Religious Festivals, Toddlers & Tiaras (tv program), Stephen Amell, Bon Jovi (music group), Dallas Mavericks
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Rick Majerus truly was a giant in his field
It is Saturday night at the Honda Center in Anaheim, there are basketballs bouncing all around me, sneakers squeaking and fans cheering. UCLA is playing San Diego State in the Wooden Classic, and I don't care. Being a basketball court, this is Rick...
Tags: NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament, Utah Utes, Kentucky Derby, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
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Many seek acute care within month of hospital release, study says
Nearly 20% of patients who are discharged from hospitals return for acute care within 30 days, researchers reported Tuesday. The team, led by Yale emergency medicine researcher Dr. Anita A. Vashi, scoured records collected between July 2008 and...
Tags: Science and Technology, American Medical Association, Heart Attack, Pneumonia, Hospitals and Clinics
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Rep. Raul Ruiz, an Rx for D.C.
You'd almost think that someone had stapled several resumes together and put them in Raul Ruiz's file: magna cum laude at UCLA; three graduate degrees from Harvard (a medical degree and masters in public policy and in public health); doctoring to poor...
Tags: Healthcare Provider, Conservation, Students, Hospitals and Clinics, Immigration
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Emergency treatment in cardiac arrest: More isn't always better
More -- and newer -- isn’t always better in medicine. We imagine it’s a good idea to pay for a whole-body CT scan so that every last defect in our body can be detected and treated promptly, so we subject ourselves to radiation but also to...Tags: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, Disasters and Accidents, American Medical Association, Police Arrests, Heart Attack
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Notorious B.I.G. autopsy: Family wants more facts from LAPD
L.A. NOWThe family of slain rapper Notorious B.I.G. said they would like authorities to release more information about their homicide investigation. The Los Angeles Police Department took the unusual step Friday of unsealing the 15-year-old autopsy report from...
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