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Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood ride off into a $7-million sunset
Garth Brooks will have to find another spot to hang his cowboy hat.
The country music star and his wife, singer-actress Trisha Yearwood, have quietly sold their home in Malibu’s Paradise Cove for $7 million in a deal completed outside the Multiple Listing Service.
The ranch-style house, built in 1958, sits on half an acre in a gated community with private beach access.
Remodeled nearly a decade ago, the home features vaulted and beamed ceilings, subdued hues and an open chef’s kitchen. Skylights, clerestory windows and walls of glass invite natural light while opening the interior to the outdoors.
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Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood ride off into a $7-million sunset
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Published in Los Angeles Times on May 07, 2016 — Print headline: "LETTERS - Stop, Luke, and listen to fans"
Clippers won't face the Grizzlies in the opening round of the playoffs after win 110-84
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Published in Los Angeles Times on April 13, 2016 — Print headline: "Grizzlies barely there in L.A. - Clippers' win removes injury-depleted Memphis as a potential playoff foe. - CLIPPERS 110 MEMPHIS 84"
Lakers, among NBA cellar-dwellers, have 19.9% chance of winning the lottery
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Oklahoma City vs. Golden State? No.
Lakers vs. San Antonio? Getting closer.
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Published in Los Angeles Times on February 08, 2016 — Print headline: "Lottery chances currently at 19.9% - LAKERS REPORT"
NBA trending: Earl Watson takes over Phoenix Suns
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Published in Los Angeles Times on February 07, 2016 — Print headline: "TRENDING ..."
Larry Nance Jr. and Julius Randle are giving Lakers a double dose of power at forward
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Published in Los Angeles Times on January 03, 2016 — Print headline: "Doubling the power at forward - LAKERS REPORT"
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Suns' Eric Bledsoe is out for the season
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...
Published in Los Angeles Times on December 30, 2015 — Print headline: "Suns' Bledsoe out for season after surgery"
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Published in Los Angeles Times on December 19, 2015 — Print headline: "Pistons outlast Bulls in four overtimes"
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Published in Los Angeles Times on December 14, 2015 — Print headline: "RESULTS - Heat rallies to snatch victory from Grizzlies - MIAMI 100, MEMPHIS 97"
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Published in Los Angeles Times on December 07, 2015 — Print headline: "RESULTS - Warriors beat Nets to improve to 22-0 - GOLDEN STATE 114 BROOKLYN 98"
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Published in Los Angeles Times on December 02, 2015 — Print headline: "RESULTS - Wall helps Wizards win at Cleveland - WASHINGTON 97 CLEVELAND 85"
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Published in Los Angeles Times on November 30, 2015 — Print headline: "RESULTS 76ers tie record for worst start to season MEMPHIS 92 PHILADELPHIA 84"
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Published in Los Angeles Times on November 24, 2015 — Print headline: "Durant returns, Thunder tops Jazz"
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Published in Los Angeles Times on November 23, 2015 — Print headline: "RESULTS - Warriors' 15-0 start equals NBA record - GOLDEN STATE 118 DENVER 105"
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