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Apple stores may close Wednesday in honor of Steve Jobs
TechnologyApple stores will reportedly close for about 90 minutes on Wednesday to allow retail employees to watch a webcast of a celebration of Steve Jobs' life at the company's headquarters in Cupertino, Calif. The plan, according to Reuters, calls for...... -
Your morning adorable: Miniature horse foal plays ball
L.A. UnleashedWe are beyond smitten with Patch, a miniature horse foal who, at the tender age of two weeks, already has soccer skills that giant pandas can only dream of. Patch's toy of choice is an inflatable exercise ball, which only...... -
Kim Kardashian wears something special to Oktoberfest
Ministry of GossipKim Kardashian offered up the goods -- a beer and a pretzel, of course -- at Oktoberfest 2010 on Wednesday in Munich, Germany, where she was traveling with mom Kris Jenner. "I love Germany, its Vonderfull here! I love z apple strudel," Kim said on... -
Bayern Munich and Coach Louis van Gaal to part ways at season's end
The Fabulous ForumAfter Bayern Munich on Saturday lost its third match in a row for the first time in more than a decade, the German club said it would consider what action to take in order "to stop the rot." On Monday...... -
Joe Biden update: He's late, reviews Russian-U.S. relations and screws up some names
Top of the TicketFull text of the Democrat speech in Russia before he leaves for Moldava while budget talks in Washington stall.... -
Hitler Aide Rudolf Hess Flees to Scotland!
The Daily MirrorMay 13, 1941: Rudolf Hess, the Nazis’ No. 2 deputy, bails out of his Messerschmitt over Scotland. He will commit suicide in Spandau prison in 1987. Ralph Bellamy fills in for Lee Shippey, who is recovering from surgery. Tom Treanor,...... -
The reading life: Susan Salter Reynolds on gifts of the written word
Jacket CopyNo one ever gave me books. It used to bother me. But I also understood. Who would give a critic a book, entirely for pleasure? This has changed. There is now a young man who gives me books. Not just...... -
China thwarts 'Silk Road' exhibition in Philly -- and Bowers Museum could be out $27,500
Culture MonsterThe apparent and unexplained short-circuiting of a Philadelphia museumâs exhibition built around ancient mummies from northern China could have a boomerang effect on the Bowers Museum in Santa Ana, which figures to lose $27,500 if the show canât be... -
Culture Watch: Diana Damrau sings Strauss
Culture MonsterMark Swed on Diana Damrau's new Richard Strauss recording.... -
Citing Bono's back injury, U2 postpones its American tour
Pop & HissAfter hurting his back during concert rehearsals in Munich, Germany, Bono and U2 have been forced to postpone the sixteen dates on the band's summer American tour, including the two dates at Angel Stadium on June 6 and June 7,...... -
Milito leads Inter Milan to Champions League title
The Other Football» Orlando Sentinel â The Other FootballDiego Milito scored twice for Inter Milan, once in each half, as the Italian champions won the European Champions League final with a 2-0 win over Bayern Munich. The German champs controlled much of the match but it was Jose Mourinho's side that took... -
Kent Nagano reportedly stepping down from Bavarian State Opera in Germany
Culture MonsterConductor Kent Nagano will be stepping down as music director of the Bayerische Staatsoper (Bavarian State Opera) in Munich, according to reports Tuesday from the German media. Nagano was quoted as saying that he won't renew his contract with the......
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