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Last year, Corey Deshon and Vivien Ngô were feeling trapped within the confines of the Hollywood film business.
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As the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 tightens its grip on Orange County, a change of leadership is underway at the county’s health care agency and it’s medical service provider for the poor.
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As the demand for hand sanitizer grows amid an escalating pandemic, an Orange County distillery and brewery step up.
Restaurants that exist solely for delivery — a novel concept just two weeks ago, but now with everything required to be to-go, these “ghost kitchens” may get lost in a crowded field.
Tamer Kattan planned to headline All Star Stand Up Comedy shows at the Greenwich Village Comedy Club in New York City last weekend when the coronavirus caused a sudden change of venue.
The prolonged closure of Disneyland to mitigate the spread of the deadly coronavirus could have deep economic ramifications for Anaheim and greater Orange County, according to Cal State Fullerton researchers.
On March 18, Claude Reyes, who turns 91 in April, was the only person to show up at the courts at Magnolia Tree Park, where members of the Tustin Tennis Club play every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8 a.m. to noon.
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A group of community activists streamed a multicultural press conference to the public on Tuesday to address the local impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the Asian, Latino and immigrant communities of Orange County.
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A couple weeks ago, sisters Corinne Burton and Deanne Mendoza were with their Teacher Created Materials employees at Golden View Elementary School, volunteering for Read Across America and helping renovate the school’s farm, where their students learn about environmental science as sheep, goats, chickens and a giant tortoise roam around.
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Whoever coined the showbiz adage that “the show must go on” certainly couldn’t have predicted the month of March 2020, when most shows are definitely not going on, or going anywhere.
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Al Hussain used to file his state and federal income tax on his own, without enlisting the services of a professional tax preparer.
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The YMCA of Orange County is now offering an esports after-school program that teaches students the ins and outs of the gaming industry.
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England has the pasty; Italy has the calzone; but in Argentina, the empanada is king.
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If you’re an O.C. resident who likes the TV show “Ace of Cakes,” or even if you just like cake, you’ll be happy to know that pastry wizard Duff Goldman just opened a shop in Irvine.
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Not too many years ago, the area around Paso Robles was a place you passed through as you made your way up the 101 north of San Luis Obispo.
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Recently, when it comes to fried chicken, no other state since Kentucky has captured our collective imagination like Tennessee.
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Jackie Pember has been training her whole career for a coveted spot behind the well-appointed bar at Scarlet Kitchen & Lounge.
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Tom Hanks tweets that he and wife Rita Wilson have returned to Los Angeles after being treated for coronavirus infections in Australia.
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Entertainment unions applaud the U.S. government coronavirus bailout, saying it will provide much needed relief to workers. Here’s what you need to know.
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JaQuel Knight, Beyoncé's head choreographer, organized a meal giveaway. But with concerts, tours and video shoots canceled, help and hope remain scarce.
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The Los Angeles County Museum of Art stirs some controversy as construction continues amid coronavirus.
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Critically acclaimed ‘Sweet Land’ comes to streaming. L.A. Chamber Orchestra launches an online series. The Getty wows with its Michelangelo show.
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