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Parenting: How to talk to kids about Arnold Schwarzenegger's infidelity
L.A. at HomeExperts explain how to talk to your kids about Arnold Schwarzenegger's infidelity.... -
IRAN: Courts confirm two more stoning sentences on adultery charges
Babylon & BeyondAmid the controversy and international outcry sparked by the stoning sentence handed down to a 43-year-old Iranian mother of two, Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani, Iran's supreme court reportedly has sentenced two more people to stoning on charges of adultery.... -
Ben Stiller, Edie Falco headed to Broadway in revival of 'House of Blue Leaves'
Culture MonsterGaylord Focker and Nurse Jackie, together at last. Actors Ben Stiller and Edie Falco are said to be starring in an upcoming Broadway revival of John Guare's comedy "The House of Blue Leaves," according to a report in Variety. The...... -
IRAN: Woman originally sentenced to death by stoning in adultery-murder case plays role in bizarre media play
Babylon & BeyondThe grim theater of the Sakineh Ashtiani case gets stranger by the day as rumors of a commuted sentence coincided with a press conference at which Ashtiani lashed out at the Western press and her own lawyers for attempting to...... -
Brand X Files: James Franco 'maybe' gay. John Edwards engaged? Girl Scout cookies coming.
Brand XJames Franco says 'Maybe I'm just gay': The actor gave a tongue-in-cheek answer (as part of a longer, smarter quote) to Entertainment Weekly in response to the endless rumors that frequently playing gay roles must mean he's a homosexual. Worth a read.... -
Madame Nhu dies at 86; flashy, sharp-tongued former South Vietnam dignitary
In 40 A.D., the fabled Trung sisters rode elephants into battle to free Vietnam from its Chinese invaders. Nearly 2,000 years later, Ngo Dinh Nhu fancied herself a modern-day Trung, defending her country against communist rebels and American imperialists....Tags: Hanoi (Vietnam), Coup d'Etat, Murder, Foreign Aid, Easter
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Elizabeth Edwards dies at 61; wife of Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards
Elizabeth Edwards, a forceful political wife who became a bestselling author writing about her battle with cancer but whose marriage to Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards unraveled because of his infidelity, died Tuesday. She was 61....Tags: Internists, Dick Cheney, Health and Medical Professionals, Elizabeth Edwards, Colleges and Universities
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Archive: Love in the time of book deals
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterWhat a mess. John Edwards lied. Rielle Hunter lied. Andrew and Cheri Young lied. Elizabeth Edwards didn't lie, but was unwittingly living a lie. John and Elizabeth fought about Andrew. Andrew and Cheri fought about John. Rielle and John fought about...Tags: Tobey Maguire, Trials, Oprah Winfrey, Haiti Earthquake (2010), Elizabeth Edwards
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Book review: 'Franklin and Eleanor' by Hazel Rowley
Special to the Los Angeles TimesThe relationship of Eleanor and Franklin Delano Roosevelt has fascinated observers ever since they married. Friends and relatives were surprised in 1905 by the wedding of a handsome, flirtatious, fun-loving mama's boy to his serious-minded cousin, who did...Tags: Jean-Paul Sartre, Literature, White House, Marriage, Arts and Culture
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Book review: 'Compass Rose' by John Casey
Special to the Los Angeles TimesCompass Rose A Novel John Casey Alfred A. Knopf: 362 pp., $27.95 John Casey's National Book Award-winning 1989 novel, "Spartina," told the story of Dick Pierce, a small-time fisherman in South County, R.I., who is buoyed by big dreams and plagued with...Tags: Disasters and Accidents, Emergency Planning
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David Markson dies at 82; postmodern writer
David Markson, a postmodern author who rummaged relentlessly and humorously through art, history and reality itself in such novels as "Wittgenstein's Mistress" and wrote crime fiction, poetry and a spoof of westerns made into the Frank Sinatra film "Dirty...Tags: Frank Sinatra, Columbia University, Greenwich Village, Jack Kerouac, Book
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Dominick Dunne dies at 83; author and former Hollywood producer
Dominick Dunne, the bestselling novelist and Vanity Fair writer who chronicled the misdeeds of the rich and famous with wicked glee -- most memorably in his highly personal accounts of the trials of Claus von Bulow, the Menendez brothers and O.J....Tags: Human Accomplishments, Trials, World War II (1939-1945), Ash Wednesday, Murder
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