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A retro-future corner of Anaheim
Los Angeles TimesWearing round glasses, a buttoned vest and blue wingtip oxfords, Shaheen Sadeghi can't walk down Anaheim's Center Street Promenade without being greeted by every shop owner on this three-block stretch of newly opened restaurants and boutiques. He's the...Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Architecture, Arts and Culture, Livestock Farming
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5 Questions: Robby Benson shares lessons from heart surgeries
Robby Benson is sitting serenely in the cafe of the Beverly Hills Hilton, sipping hot coffee as afternoon sunlight pours in through the windows. The 56-year-old actor, voice of the Beast in Disney's animated "Beauty and the Beast," is the picture of...
Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Heart Disease
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Jeff Blatnick dies at 55; won gold in Olympic wrestling in 1984
Jeff Blatnick, who overcame cancer to win a gold medal in Greco-Roman wrestling at the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, died Wednesday. He was 55. Blatnick died of complications from heart surgery, USA Wrestling said on its website, citing a report...
Tags: Television Stations, Hodgkins Disease, Wrestling, Television Industry, Summer Olympics
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Edward Vincent dies at 78; first black mayor of Inglewood
Edward Vincent was a year away from making history in 1983 as Inglewood's first black mayor when he heard a woman screaming on a city street that her purse had been snatched and decided "to practice what I've been preaching." At the time, he was a city...
Tags: Edward Vincent, John Burton, Knee Replacement, Horse and Harness Racing, Roderick Wright
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Man About Town: Buck Rogers! In the 21st ... yikes
This is either the most thrilling thing I've ever done or the world's most effective colonic. Maybe both. I'm down in the County a L'Orange, in designer-perfect Newport Beach. It's where a lot of us superheroes hang out these days. Superheroes, who are...
Tags: Bars and Clubs, NASA, Dining and Drinking, Lifestyle and Leisure, LivingSocial, Inc.
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Henry Hill dies at 69; mob informant was subject of 'GoodFellas'
Henry Hill, the infamous mob informant whose life of crime was chronicled in the film classic "GoodFellas," was the first to admit that he did "a lot of bad things back then."
"I shot at people. I busted a lot of heads, and I buried a lot of bodies,"...Tags: Air France-KLM, Entertainment, Blackmail and Extortion, Methamphetamine (drug), Dyslexia
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O.C. earthquake rattles Disney's Cars Land premiere
L.A. NOWA 4.1 earthquake in Yorba Linda that shook parts of Southern California Wednesday evening added a little extra excitement to the star-studded red carpet opening of the new Cars Land at the Disneyland Resort.... -
Kanye West's Hollywood Hills home burglarized; singer in the U.K.
L.A. NOWKanye West's home in the Hollywood Hills was burglarized early Wednesday or late Tuesday, but it was unclear if anything was taken, Los Angeles police said.... -
'Little Darth Vader' to undergo heart surgery at L.A. hospital
L.A. NOWThe 7-year-old boy known for playing a pint-sized Darth Vader in a 2011 Super Bowl commercial will undergo open-heart surgery at a Los Angeles hospital Thursday, officials confirmed.... -
Former gang member convicted in 1998 Santa Ana killing
L.A. NOWA former gang member was convicted Wednesday in the 1998 murder of a 23-year-old Santa Ana man whose body was later found in an ice-packed kiddie pool. Ramon Alvarez, 37, was found guilty of shooting fellow gang member Ruben Leal...... -
Villaraigosa picks ex-Obama official as deputy mayor for housing
L.A. NOWA former general manager of the L.A. Housing Department who left the city to work in the Obama administration will return to serve as Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa’s deputy mayor for housing.... -
Mike Wallace dies at 93; '60 Minutes' pioneer
As the self-described "black hat" of television's premier newsmagazine "60 Minutes," Mike Wallace crafted a persona of a probing reporter known for his often caustic questioning of sometimes reluctant guests on the program.
Beginning in 1968, as one of...Tags: Journalism, Chicago Tribune, Newspaper and Magazine, Judaism, People (magazine)
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