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Easter 2013 TV programming
Channel Guide MagazineEaster 2013 is Sunday, March 31. Here are some of the notable new and returning shows, specials and movies airing over the next week to help you and your family enjoy the Easter 2013 season, if you celebrate. All times are Eastern; programming is... -
Judith L. Colligan, Howard County activist
Judith L. Colligan, a Howard County activist whose work included putting an end to human trafficking, aiding city children through Agape House and founding a meditation group, died Jan. 19 of heart failure at her home in Columbia. She was 71.
"Judy had...Tags: Annapolis, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Heart Failure, Lobbying, Fredericksburg (Fredericksburg, Virginia)
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Wiseguys Walken and Pacino on how it might end
At times it felt like an exit interview — the ultimate exit interview. The details are still so surreal that when I tell people who was there, the words sound as though someone else had dreamed them: Al Pacino walked into the room. Then...
Tags: Robert Mitchum, John Gielgud, Manhattan (New York City), Entertainment, Bronx (New York City)
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Movie gangsters so bad they're good
One hundred and one years ago, D.W. Griffith gave us "The Musketeers of Pig Alley," often credited as the first gangster film, and once sound came in, nothing hooked movie audiences during the early 1930s more reliably than Edward G. Robinson or James...
Tags: Gangster Squad (movie), Niels Arestrup, Josh Brolin, The Untouchables (movie), David Mamet
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Tonight: ‘X Factor’ finalists; Miss Universe; ‘Home for the Holidays’; Katie Couric
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelTHIS POST HAS BEEN UPDATED: The TV highlights Wednesday: 1. Now that “The Voice” has named its winner, the focus turns to “The X Factor.” Finalists Tate Stevens, Carly Rose Sonenclar and Fifth Harmony perform in a two-hour show... -
Top 5 tough-guy actors who can sing and dance
Tough guys do dance and sing. With two of Hollywood’s biggest manly men now starring in the same film, there’s a good chance that some of their male fans secretly wish they were seeing Wolverine versus Maximus. Instead, Hugh Jackman and...
Tags: Quentin Tarantino, Les Miserables (musical), Andrew Lloyd Webber, Literature, Zack Snyder
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Historic Pierpont Inn & Spa sold for $6.5 million in Ventura
The Pierpont Inn & Spa, a century-old Ventura hotel that once served as a getaway for L.A.'s upper crust, has sold for $6.5 million. The 77-room Arts and Crafts style hotel was built in 1910 by Josephine Pierpont and is the oldest hostelry in Ventura...
Tags: Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Bette Davis, Personal Service, Charlie Chaplin
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Dream home: Collecting walls of whimsy in Canton
Jay Dackman's Canton home is bright, open, contemporary and directly on the waterfront at the Anchorage Marina. The three-story, six-level brick townhouse is filled with framed puzzles of Impressionist masterpieces, hung as they are completed by the 54-...
Tags: Harbor East, Fort McHenry, Babe Ruth, Hobbies, Land Price
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L.A.'s greatest sports moments No. 12: Dodgers' first game in L.A.
The Fabulous ForumWe asked you to send in your picks for the greatest sports moments in L.A. history, and 1,181 ballots later we are unveiling the top 20 vote-getters. Each weekday we will unveil a new moment until we reach No. 1....... -
Oscar voters: 99-year-old in academy 'never wanted to be a star'
24 FramesOscars 2012: At 99, Connie Sawyer is one of the oldest members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.... -
Oscars' oldest voter, 101, offers link to Hollywood's Golden Age
24 FramesOscars 2012: The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences is populated with older members -- producers, actors, directors and others -- who serve as a living testament to a time when Hollywood was a small town in the most literal sense. But perhaps none... -
L.A.'s postwar art scene: Hot rods and hedonism
In September 1945, under a pall of ocher smog and summer heat, Los Angeles entered the postwar world. The city then was bigger, wealthier and more diverse than ever. Its established people — mostly past middle age and conservative, a few who were...Tags: History (tv network), Vietnam War (1955-1975), Artists, LSD, Hobbies
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