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‘Maniac’ strikes LACMA: Bill Lustig on the high art of grindhouse
Hero Complex - movies, comics, fanboy fare - latimes.comOnce, the films of cult auteur Bill Lustig played the grindhouse movie circuit — the kind of one-off indie cinemas ...... -
Spanish leader praises bank rescue — then heads for 'Debt Derby'
World NowA day after the bailout request he vowed would never come, Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy hailed an up to $125-billion loan package from Europe as a "victory for the euro" and sought to cast the deal to rescue Spain’s banks as part of his... -
Spain offered up to 100 billion euros to stabilize banks
World NowMADRID -- Finance ministers of countries that use the common European currency on Saturday offered Spain a lifeline of up to 100 billion euros to stabilize its banks. Spain announced after a three-hour video conference call that it would become the fourth... -
Spain seeks assistance for ailing banks
World NowSpain declared its intent Saturday to ask for European aid to recapitalize its troubled banks.... -
Winning Greek party seeks coalition partners, gets early snubs
World NowAntonis Samaras, head of the winning New Democracy party, opened talks with other parties on forming a coalition government in politically polarized Greece.... -
IMF warns euro crisis at 'critical stage,' urges swift action
World NowThe International Monetary Fund warned Thursday that the Eurozone crisis has reached a "critical stage" and expressed fears for the future of the common currency unless the 17 nations that use it swiftly integrate their banking and fiscal policies.... -
Spain's banks need up to $78 billion, auditors say
World NowSpanish banks need as much as $78 billion to survive a worst-case scenario in which house prices fall 60 % from their peak, auditors said Thursday. Spain's European partners have offered it a loan of as much as $125 billion to rescue its troubled banks,... -
Spain formally files for European bailout; details are a mystery
World NowSpain filed its formal request Monday for a European bailout, but postponed announcing an exact dollar figure and many other details until after what could be a contentious summit of the continent's leaders later this week.... -
Gay marriage, long legal in Spain, now in its dictionary
World NowGay marriage has been legal in Spain for nearly seven years -- but only this month was it accepted by its official dictionary. The added definition of marriage joined a slew of newly recognized Spanish words that reflect the changing world in Spain and... -
Spain's leader warns nation may not be able to borrow much longer
World NowPaying ever-higher rates to borrow money, Spain may not be able to finance itself much longer through debt, the country's prime minister warned Wednesday. It was the clearest indication yet that his country may need an even bigger rescue than a European... -
EU leaders agree to token spending increase to promote growth
World NowEuropean leaders meeting in Brussels agreed Thursday to spend about $149 billion on public projects and job creation, but so far have failed to act against the Eurozone's crushing debt problems. European Council President Herman Van Rompuy told... -
EU summit produces surprise moves to bolster struggling euro
World NowEuropean Union leaders surprised and impressed markets worldwide Friday by taking unexpectedly decisive action to boost confidence in the struggling euro common currency at a summit where little had been expected except impasse and discord....
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