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Lindsay Lohan assault hearing fizzles, Dina lashes out at Michael
Lindsay Lohan got a bit of a legal respite Monday: Prosecutors weren't ready to proceed with a misdemeanor assault charge related to her November nightclub dust-up, and her attorney predicted the case eventually would be dropped. "We've come forward...
Tags: Justice System, Lawyers, Prosecution, Lindsay Lohan, Abusive Behavior
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Hotel makeovers from around the world
As we approach the end of the year, we tend to think about making changes. Think you can't change? These hotels did. Many of them started as one thing and wound up another. They may inspire you to the point of prayer, drink (water or something harder),...
Tags: Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Architecture, Brad Pitt, Christianity, Crime (genre)
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121212: Bruce Springsteen kicks off Concert for Sandy Relief
After a hearty "1, 2, 3, 4!" Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band dived into "Land of Hope of Dreams," in which the rocker opened "121212: The Concert for Sandy Relief" on an inspiring note, singing: Leave behind your sorrows Let this day be the last...
Tags: Adam Sandler, Hurricane Sandy (2012), Entertainment, Clear Channel Communications Inc., Roger Waters
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Review: Ties bind even as brickbats fly in 'Other Desert Cities'
If like me you come from a mixed family, meaning there are conservative Republicans and liberal Democrats boisterously hashing out their differences at the holiday table, you'll have an easy time recognizing the Wyeth clan gathered to celebrate...
Tags: Parties and Movements, Entertainment, George W. Bush, Religious Festivals, JoBeth Williams
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Amid Sandy cleanup, utility workers angry over payroll problems
To the list of people angry about the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, add many of the emergency workers who helped restore power on Long Island but have yet to receive their full pay and expenses. According to one of the unions representing electrical...
Tags: Hurricane Sandy (2012), Long Island Power Authority
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Belcher talked to Chiefs officials, walked away, then shot himself
Kansas City, Mo., police released new details Saturday afternoon in the murder-suicide of Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher, who authorities said shot his girlfriend before killing himself at the team’s practice facility earlier in the...
Tags: Jeff Allen, Kansas City Chiefs, Tony Moeaki, Oakland Raiders, Football
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Co-author of Mike Piazza biography says catcher did not use PEDs
Now, he’s biased, OK? He has money at stake. And the reality is, he doesn’t know with absolute certainty. But for what it’s worth, the co-writer of Mike Piazza’s upcoming biography says he believes the former Dodgers catcher...
Tags: Vin Scully, Mike Piazza, Barry Bonds
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Review: Elevator Repair Service's 'Gatz' a rewarding marathon
"Gatz," Elevator Repair Service's celebration of F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby" now at REDCAT, has persuaded theatergoers around the world to sit for a full-text stage rendering of a novel many have read at least once before and possibly written...
Tags: Leonardo DiCaprio, Authors, Baz Luhrmann, Robert Redford, Arts and Culture
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More power company officials resign after slow Sandy response
NEW YORK -- Two more executives have resigned from the Long Island Power Authority, which came under withering criticism from New York's governor for its failure to restore power more quickly to hundreds of thousands of customers after Superstorm Sandy.  ...
Tags: Andrew Cuomo, Government, Hurricane Sandy (2012), Lotteries, Injuries and Wounds
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A toast for 2013: Here's to cocktails with a dash more fun
Los Angeles TimesWith craft cocktail bars sprouting like fungi in a locally sourced mushroom martini made with artisanal bitters, sometimes you find yourself longing for a simpler cocktail. Perhaps, like Carrie Bradshaw in "Sex and the City," you crave a rosy-red...Tags: Tom Cruise, Dining and Drinking, Sex and the City (movie), Bars and Clubs, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Master Class: Chef Michael Cimarusti pries open the basics of clam chowder
While testing recipes a few weeks ago, something strange happened. A deep whiff of the Manhattan-style clam chowder I had just made transported me for a brief moment to my grandmother Josephine Cimarusti's kitchen in Lindenhurst, Long Island. A white-and-...
Tags: Salt, Soups, West Village, Potatoes, Onions
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Elevator Repair Service takes on the great 'Gatz'
In his younger and more vulnerable years, director John Collins flatly rejected the idea that theater is about bringing words on paper to life. He instead placed his trust in actors, space and movement as the most basic building blocks of stagecraft. "I...
Tags: Leonardo DiCaprio, Entertainment, Arts and Culture, Romance (genre), The Great Gatsby (movie, 2013)
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