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Scene & Heard: Colleagues luncheon honors Nancy Reagan
Special to the Los Angeles TimesFormer First Lady Nancy Reagan was reunited with old friends on Tuesday when she was guest of honor at the annual spring gathering of the Colleagues, a volunteer group that supports the Children's Institute in its work to help youngsters affected by...Tags: Long Island Sound, Earth Day, Oscar de la Renta, Sports, Mary Martin
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Scene & Heard: LACMA Collectors Committee and 'Taste for a Cure'
Special to the Los Angeles TimesFor the Collectors Committee of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, April 9 was a big day. The museum's curators packed the morning with presentations of artworks they hoped to acquire, Patina served up lunch beside the Resnick Pavilion, and the evening...Tags: Diseases and Illnesses, Jennifer Grey, Celebrities and Health Issues, Will Ferrell, Julianne Hough
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In My Life: Robert Hilburn's 'Corn Flakes With John Lennon'
Robert Hilburn was pop music critic for the Los Angeles Times for 35 years, from the psychedelic era to the emergence of the iPod. He witnessed many of rock 'n' roll's seminal moments and interviewed virtually every major pop figure of the period. All...Tags: Car Safety Tips and Advice, Eyewear, Hotels and Accommodations, John Lennon, Bus Accidents
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After-parties
No one ever wants the wedding day to end. In the midst of pictures, toasts and cake-cutting, every bride and groom wishes for time to slow down. So couples are now coordinating elaborate wedding after-parties so they can have their cake and really enjoy...Tags: Disc Jockeys, Lifestyle and Leisure, Music, Weddings, Clubs and Associations
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Something wild
Having pets at your wedding isn’t all that unusual. Most of us have seen at least one furry, four-legged ring bearer at a dog-lover’s wedding. However, some couples are cranking it up a notch by including animals of a more exotic nature. ...Tags: Animals, Family, Weddings, Katy Perry, Ceremonies
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Prime Beverly Hills development site purchased by Asian investors
Money & CompanyThe site of a former department store in Beverly Hills widely considered one of the most desirable pieces of real estate in the country sold for $148.3 million Tuesday to investors from Hong Kong and Singapore who intend to develop...... -
Nancy Reagan feted by old friends Oscar de la Renta, John Galanos and more at Colleagues' luncheon
All The RageFormer First Lady Nancy Reagan was reunited with old friends Tuesday, when she was guest of honor at the annual spring gathering of the Colleagues, a volunteer group that supports the Children’s Institute in its work to help youngsters affected........ -
David Nevins serenaded by Matthew Morrison, Julianne Hough at star-studded 'Taste for the Cure' [Updated 2:18 p.m. April 18]
All The RageIn terms of talent, wines and gourmet cuisine, Friday’s “Taste for a Cure” benefiting UCLA’s Jonsson Cancer Center Foundation was certainly a top-drawer affair. Matthew Morrison of “Glee” and Julianne Hough, two-time... -
Matthew Morrison reflects on 'Glee's' success before his concert tour kicks off
Show TrackerMatthew Morrison of "Glee" talks about his upcoming tour and how success has changed him and his castmates... -
Paula Abdul honored at gala, with a little help from 'The Band From TV'
All The RageThe invitation read, “Don’t be afraid to embrace your ‘Orangeness,’” and guests weren’t shy about sporting ties, scarves or dresses in the spring shade. The colorful party at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel benefited Lupus... -
Mildred Jefferson dies at 84; leading anti-abortion activist
Dr. Mildred Jefferson, a nationally recognized leader of the anti- abortion movement and the first black woman to graduate from Harvard Medical School, has died. She was 84.
Jefferson died Friday in Cambridge, Mass., said Anne Fox, president of...Tags: Chiropractors, Minority Groups, Chicago Tribune, Harvard Medical School, Abortion
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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: Buddhism, Vietnam, Family, Foreign Aid, Adultery
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