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Clarice Taylor dies at 93; actress played Grandmother Huxtable on 'Cosby Show'
![Clarice Taylor, an actress best known for portraying the self-possessed Grandmother Huxtable on the hit television sitcom "The Cosby Show," died Monday. She was 93.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-06/62048988-01184053-187105.jpg "Clarice Taylor, an actress best known for portraying the self-possessed Grandmother Huxtable on the hit television sitcom "The Cosby Show,\" died Monday. She was 93.")
Clarice Taylor, an actress best known for portraying the self-possessed Grandmother Huxtable on the hit television sitcom "The Cosby Show," died Monday. She was 93.
Taylor died of congestive heart failure at her home in Englewood., N.J., said Ulysses...Tags: African Americans, Apollo Theater, Danica Patrick, Celebrities and Health Issues, New York
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Hyundai Elantra can please both sides of the brain
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterShopping for a compact car is typically an exercise for your left brain. This hemisphere of your mind where logic resides delights in how rational and economical cars in this segment can be. Meanwhile, the more visually oriented right side of your...Tags: Vehicles, Volkswagen, Gasoline Industry, Apple iPod, Car Engine Repair
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Varsity Life time machine:TV then and now
Amidst a rough economic time, the entertainment business has taken a big hit. People are cutting back when it comes to entertainment, from downloading fewer songs on iTunes to going to the movies less often. Consequently, television has become an...Tags: American Idol (tv program), Lost (tv program), Human Interest, ABC (tv network), Entertainment
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Scott's 'homeboy' stereotypes stun black lawmakers
Darryl E. OwensFirst, America got a brother in the White House. Now, Florida has a homeboy in the Governor's Mansion. The surprising news was disclosed this week during Gov. Rick Scott's luncheon for 20 black legislators. Lawmakers expected to hear the governor...Tags: African Americans, African-American History Month, Politics, Tiger Woods, Education
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Cast of 'The Cosby Show' minus Lisa Bonet reunites at TV Land Awards
Show TrackerLisa Bonet skips "The Cosby Show" reunion at TV Land Awards... -
'Facts,' 'Ties,' Regis receive TV Land Awards honors
Zap2ItSome television honors aren't just for those making shows now but also for those whose past work endures. Case in point: the TV Land Awards, the nostalgia-driven ceremony now in its ninth year. The channel it's named for televises the event Sunday, April...Tags: New York, ABC (tv network), Diff'rent Strokes (tv program), Disney Channel (tv network), Los Angeles
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Varnette P. Honeywood dies at 59; artist whose work was featured on 'The Cosby Show'
![Varnette P. Honeywood, an artist who gained fame when her vivid and joyful portraits of everyday lives of African Americans were prominently featured on TV's "The Cosby Show," has died. She was 59.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-09/56182903-17234322.jpg "Varnette P. Honeywood, an artist who gained fame when her vivid and joyful portraits of everyday lives of African Americans were prominently featured on TV's "The Cosby Show,\" has died. She was 59.")
Varnette P. Honeywood, an artist who gained fame when her vivid and joyful portraits of everyday lives of African Americans were prominently featured on TV's "The Cosby Show," has died. She was 59.
Honeywood, who was diagnosed with cancer at least two...Tags: Mississippi, Entertainment, Los Angeles, University of California, Los Angeles, Arts
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'30 Rock': 'The Cosby Show' was a lie!
Show TrackerFamily values were front and center on this week's episode of "30 Rock," though probably not in a way that would please Newt Gingrich. This week, Jack and Tracy were brought together by their mutual desire for vasectomies. Warms your...... -
Center stage: middle-class African Americans
Guess who's coming to the beach barbecue this summer? Middle-class African Americans, that's who.
In two new critically esteemed works, Lydia Diamond's play "Stick Fly" and Colson Whitehead's just-published semiautobiographical novel "Sag Harbor"...Tags: Justice and Rights, Star Wars (movie), New York, New York City, Civil Rights
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Are the corporate suits ruining TV?
After 20 years and five series, including "thirtysomething" and "My So-Called Life," my partner, Ed Zwick, and I have -- for the time being at least -- stopped producing television programs. It's not personal. I count as friends many of the executives...Tags: Time Warner Inc., Politics, ABC (tv network), Iraq War (2003-2011), Career and Workplace
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TV writer sentenced for voluntary manslaughter
John James "JJ" Paulsen, 49, former writer for "The Cosby Show" and "In Living Color" will serve approximately 12 years behind bars for beating his wife Leanne to death in their Carmel home. A Hamilton County Judge sentenced Paulsen Friday to a maximum 26...Tags: Prisons, Entertainment, Lawyers, Death, Crime, Law and Justice
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