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Home prices decline in January
Money & CompanyHome prices in January continued to slide in America’s major metropolitan areas, according to data released Tuesday. The Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller index showed that prices in 20 major U.S. cities dropped an average of 3.1% in January from the... -
Classical music still effective at dispersing loitering teens
Culture MonsterDoes playing classical music keep teens away? Actually, yes.... -
E3 2011: Nintendo's next game console to have touch-screen controller
Company TownNintendo's next-generation Wii successor, slated for 2012, will have high-definition graphics and touch-screen controller.... -
Get your caffeine on in the West
Special to the Los Angeles TimesDo you get your buzz from a big mug of java or a shot of espresso? Maybe a soy hazelnut latte with honey or an icy frappé dripping with whipped cream and cinnamon? Or just a cuppa joe? How about your tea — black, white, green, yellow, red bush,...Tags: Tongue, Starbucks Corp., Whipping Cream, Honey, Dushanbe (Tajikistan)
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UCLA Live names new artistic director
Culture MonsterNearly a year after its lead job became vacant, UCLA Live will name a new executive and artistic director Tuesday morning. Kristy Edmunds is coming to Westwood after 15 years as an institution-building hero of the Portland, Ore., contemporary arts...... -
Dave Alvin receives pardon from Davis mayor, Blasters no longer banned from playing there
Pop & HissDave Alvin has been a member of two seminal bands, the Blasters and X, penned a rock anthem, "4th of July," traveled the world as an ambassador for the folk-blues-country amalgam known as roots music, and, over nearly three decades,...... -
Crime and classical music: Another reason Sarah Palin should support the arts?
Opinion L.A.We recently took Sarah Palin to task for dismissing the National Endowment for the Arts as a waste of tax dollars. Art, we argued, matters to human development and the economy. In the case of classical music, art also deters...... -
Bynum misses shoot-around, status unclear for tonight's game
Lakers BlogLakers center Andrew Bynum has been on a roll, taking 56 rebounds over his last three games. But it's unclear if he can add to that total Friday night against Portland. He has intestinal flu symptoms and missed the Lakers shoot-around Friday morning. He... -
Unknown Mortal Orchestra signs with Fat Possum, will play the Echoplex
Pop & HissThe Unknown Mortal Orchestra, of Portland earned their stripes the new fashioned way: They released a song on a Bandcamp last year and it got written up rapturously by blogs with funny names. They just got signed to Fat Possum.... -
Lakers' Bynum will try to play tonight against Portland
Lakers BlogLakers center Andrew Bynum has been slowed by food poisoning but plans to play Friday against Portland. Bynum did not attend the team's shoot-around Friday morning after complaining of illness. He thinks he got sick after eating salmon in San Francisco.... -
Consult Rosalind Creasy before planting a kitchen garden
L.A. at HomeIf you are considering converting part of your yard, patio or even the edges of your front steps into a kitchen garden this spring, it merits checking Rosalind Creasy’s “Edible Landscaping” (Sierra Club, 2010) out of the library. While... -
Men's jewelry casts a line into fishhook fashion
All The RageWhile researching the resurgence of tie bars for an article in Sunday's Image section, another men's jewelry and accessories trend caught my eye -- fishhooks. This particular sea-faring symbol came to my attention while chatting with Darren Gold, co-owner...
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