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Home of the Week: A foothill estate built for grand entertaining
A 1929 Spanish Colonial Revival in La Cañada Flintridge, built for entertaining on a grand scale, served as the summer home for George Grant Hoag, an early vice president of J.C. Penney Co.
Original blueprints, held by the current owners, show that the...Tags: Glendale (Los Angeles, California), Bars and Clubs, Elections, Politics, Los Angeles Times
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Competition on 'Food Network Star' takes on a new edge this season
The knives are drawn.
The first six seasons of Food Network's megahit, "The Next Food Network Star," had a sandbox mentality. Everyone played together nicely and cheered each other's success, with few exceptions.
Season 7 premieres Sunday night with a...Tags: Food Network (tv network), Long Beach (Los Angeles, California), Television, American Idol (tv program), Elections
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'MasterChef' returns for second season
What does it take to charm Chef Gordon Ramsay into giving you a white apron? A Scottish accent and the audacity to serve up some foul-tasting haggis.
That's how one of the contestants manages to land among the top 18 hopefuls when Season 2 of...Tags: Judges, Fox Broadcasting Company, Restaurants, Movies, Michelin Group
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Rutten: The Dodgers, the McCourts and the errors of their ways
If litigation were a competitive sport, Frank McCourt would have a trophy case filled with silver.
Actually, it appears to be all he's really good at, since the evidence indicates he's a major-league cock-up as a businessman, husband and owner of a...Tags: National League, Jamie McCourt, Finance, Bud Selig, Human Interest
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Guest Column: The case against building the 710 Freeway tunnel
At the May 11 meeting of the California Transportation Commission in Los Angeles, the Commissioners heard a Caltrans update on the so-called “SR-710 Gap Closure Project.” This proposed project would extend the 710 (Long Beach) Freeway from its...Tags: California, Environmental Issues, Traffic, Travel, Altadena
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Holiday to kick off music series
Music fans, brace yourselves.
This year’s Summer Music in the Park series begins Memorial Day when Captain Cardiac and the Coronaries perform their upbeat repertoire of old-school rock ‘n’ roll hits for Fiesta Days revelers in...Tags: Memorial Day, Music, Music Theater, Alameda (Alameda, California), Human Interest
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'The smallest big band in the world'
There's a bit of 21st-century technology hidden onstage during Walter & David's performances at La Brique Steak House.
But aside from that, as far as the duo is concerned, it's 1947.
Walter Lakota and Dave Alcantar, who both sing and play multiple...Tags: Music, Bobby Darin, Big Band (genre), Foods and Beverages, Dean Martin
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Greer's OC: Pamper yourself with a personal stylist
At the Shorebreak Hotel in Huntington Beach, you can take advantage of a personal celeb stylist with the new Styled like a Star Package available through March 31. Robin Saperstein, a Hollywood stylist and founder of the High Heel in a Haystack wardrobe...Tags: Memorial Day, Newport Beach, Music, Salads, Tomatoes
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John A. Moag Sr., CSX executive, dies
John Andrew Moag Sr., a retired CSX executive who volunteered at St. Ignatius Roman Catholic Church and the Franciscan Sisters, died Tuesday from complications of a stroke at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson.
The Blakehurst retirement community...Tags: Elections, University of Notre Dame, Washington (U.S. state), Human Interest, Notre Dame of Maryland University
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