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    Apr 30, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. Six men plead guilty in Britain to planning terror attack

    LONDON -- Six men pleaded guilty Tuesday to planning a terrorist attack that failed only because the far-right rally they were targeting in central England ended before they arrived.
    LONDON -- Six men pleaded guilty Tuesday to planning a terrorist attack that failed only because the far-right rally they were targeting in central England ended before they arrived. Police discovered the plot after searching the men’s car...

    Tags: Prosecution, Defendants, Religion and Belief, Trials, Crime, Law and Justice

    2. May 9, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  2. Getty Museum buys 'Rembrandt Laughing': tiny portrait, huge value

    Stepping up the effort to strengthen its European art collection, the Getty Museum has acquired two major Old Masters paintings: an exuberant early self-portrait of Rembrandt from around 1628, and a classic scene of the Grand Canal in Venice by Canaletto from around 1738.
    Stepping up the effort to strengthen its European art collection, the Getty Museum has acquired two major Old Masters paintings: an exuberant early self-portrait of Rembrandt from around 1628, and a classic scene of the Grand Canal in Venice by...

    Tags: Politics, Human Accomplishments, Artists, Metropolitan Museum of Art, J. Paul Getty Trust

    3. May 5, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  3. Salman Rushdie bequeaths 'Midnight's Children' to film

    In the late 1970s, long before he penned "The Satanic Verses," before he sparked a global uproar between Islamic fundamentalists and free-speech advocates and became a marked man, before he turned into a celebrity man of letters who dates models and starlets, Salman Rushdie was just the failed author of a sci-fi fantasy.
    In the late 1970s, long before he penned "The Satanic Verses," before he sparked a global uproar between Islamic fundamentalists and free-speech advocates and became a marked man, before he turned into a celebrity man of letters who dates models and...

    Tags: Folklore and Mythology, Literature, Cambridge (England), India, Pakistan

    4. May 5, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum returns to form, with light and life

    AMSTERDAM — A scrum of international TV reporters, photographers and other media packed the Gallery of Honor at the Rijksmuseum on a recent spring morning, while producers negotiated with publicists for time to shoot spots in front of Rembrandt's 1642 painting "The Night Watch," the museum's crown jewel.
    AMSTERDAM — A scrum of international TV reporters, photographers and other media packed the Gallery of Honor at the Rijksmuseum on a recent spring morning, while producers negotiated with publicists for time to shoot spots in front of Rembrandt's...

    Tags: Architecture, Renovation, Western Africa, Arts and Culture, Artists

    5. May 5, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  5. Wilde about California

    California's unchallenged reputation for attracting and embracing eccentrics of all shapes and sizes was already well established when Oscar Wilde brought his one-man traveling circus to the Bear Flag State in March 1882. Not surprisingly, he killed in California.
    California's unchallenged reputation for attracting and embracing eccentrics of all shapes and sizes was already well established when Oscar Wilde brought his one-man traveling circus to the Bear Flag State in March 1882. Not surprisingly, he killed in...

    Tags: Travel, Punishment, Trips and Vacations

    6. May 2, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  6. Review: Under the Italian sun, 'Love Is All You Need'

    Danish filmmaker Susanne Bier's excellent tragedies tend to feature the sorts of characters and conflicts that turn up in her newest movie, "Love Is All You Need." We meet a heartbroken widower, a breast-cancer survivor, an unfaithful husband, an estranged son, another headed off to war, a bulimic teenager and witness a wedding that is threatening to implode.
    Danish filmmaker Susanne Bier's excellent tragedies tend to feature the sorts of characters and conflicts that turn up in her newest movie, "Love Is All You Need." We meet a heartbroken widower, a breast-cancer survivor, an unfaithful husband, an...

    Tags: Paprika Steen, Denmark, Italy, Entertainment, Movies

    7. May 1, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. WWII poster calls for calm; now it stokes frenzy, feud

    ALNWICK, England — Has a piece of advice ever seemed so apt, or so frightfully ironic?
    ALNWICK, England — Has a piece of advice ever seemed so apt, or so frightfully ironic? Thirteen years ago, Stuart Manley stumbled upon a slightly faded red poster tucked at the bottom of a box of books he had bought at auction. Unfolding it, he...

    Tags: New Products, Oprah Winfrey, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Amazon.com Inc., Auction Service

    8. Apr 14, 2013 | Los Angeles Times

  8. ‘Peter Cushing: A Life in Film’ chronicles the actor’s screen legacy

    Hero Complex - movies, comics, pop culture - Los Angeles Times
    With his new book, “Peter Cushing: A Life in Film,” out on Tuesdsay, author David Miller charts in detail the ......
    9. Apr 15, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. Coachella 2013 feels something like a British re-invasion

    Ten minutes into his band's performance Friday night at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, singer Damon Albarn of Blur realized he hadn't introduced himself. So after a hard-driving rendition of Blur's song "There's No Other Way," the frontman took a second to address the tens of thousands of music fans sprawled across the manicured grounds of the Empire Polo Club.
    Ten minutes into his band's performance Friday night at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, singer Damon Albarn of Blur realized he hadn't introduced himself. So after a hard-driving rendition of Blur's song "There's No Other Way," the...

    Tags: Music Industry, Blur (music group), Festive Events, The Smiths (music group), Entertainment Events

    10. Apr 27, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  10. Numbers are all adding up for Manchester United

    Robin Van Persie had a number in mind when he jumped from Arsenal to Manchester United last summer. And it wasn't the $70 million his new four-year contract was worth.
    Robin Van Persie had a number in mind when he jumped from Arsenal to Manchester United last summer. And it wasn't the $70 million his new four-year contract was worth. After wearing uniform No. 9 with the Dutch national team and 10 and 11 during his...

    Tags: Stock Market, Satellite and Cable Service, Cristiano Ronaldo, ESPN (tv network), General Motors Corp.

    11. Apr 8, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  11. Margaret Thatcher: The politician British pop music loved to hate

    Margaret Thatcher, the so-called Iron Lady, was one of God's gifts to music. In the history of popular music, there probably never has been a head of state more reviled in song than the former Conservative Party British prime minister, who died today at 87.
    Margaret Thatcher, the so-called Iron Lady, was one of God's gifts to music. In the history of popular music, there probably never has been a head of state more reviled in song than the former Conservative Party British prime minister, who died today at...

    Tags: The Clash (music group), Politics, Music Industry, Entertainment Events, United Kingdom

    12. Apr 7, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  12. French countess is key advocate for AIDS patients in Myanmar

    SHWEPYITHA, Myanmar — After her heroin-addict husband died five years ago, Ei Ei Phyu discovered she was HIV-positive. She thought her life was over until friends directed her to the open-air clinic here where she receives antiretroviral medicine.
    SHWEPYITHA, Myanmar — After her heroin-addict husband died five years ago, Ei Ei Phyu discovered she was HIV-positive. She thought her life was over until friends directed her to the open-air clinic here where she receives antiretroviral medicine....

    Tags: United Nations, Politics, Human Rights, HIV, Crime, Law and Justice

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