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Amy little teapot
Amy Winehouse has been immortalised - as a teapot. The tragic Back to Black singer is one of a range of quirky ceramics that feature offbeat famous faces. Other subjects include teapot versions of Charles Manson, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad,Kim Jong-il and,...
Tags: Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Amy Winehouse, Kim Jong Il
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Manson and 'Night Stalker' murderers and California justice
By Patt MorrisonThe cases of two convicted murderers, within the space of 48 hours, made it clear that California’s handling of capital cases may need a wee bit of tweaking. On Friday, death row inmate Richard Ramirez died. He was the notorious "Night Stalker,"...Tags: Prisons, Criminals, Punishment, National Security Agency, Politics
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Charles Manson follower Leslie Van Houten seeks parole for 19th time
Convicted murderer Leslie Van Houten will ask a state parole board Wednesday for the 19th time to be released from prison for her role in the Charles Manson murders. Van Houten, 63, was convicted of murder and conspiracy in the 1969 killings of Leno and...
Tags: AEG, Criminals, Murder, Google+
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LAPD reviews Charles Manson follower's tapes for new clues
After a lengthy battle, Los Angeles Police Department detectives and prosecutors have decades-old audiotapes that could shed new light on other cases potentially connected to the Charles Manson killing rampage. LAPD Cmdr. Andrew Smith said the...
Tags: Los Angeles Police Department, Prosecution, Justice System, Murder, Lawyers
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Murder for Sale: Man sells serial-killer souvenirs
Some people collect stamps, dolls or autographs. Others collect cars, coins or tea cups. And there's a guy in Australia who holds the world record for the biggest and longest-held collection of belly-button lint. Paul Duffy collects mementos of murder....
Tags: Criminals, Murder, Crime Victims, Media Industry, Social Media
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LAPD reviewing Manson follower tapes in hunt for new clues
After a lengthy battle, Los Angeles Police Department detectives and prosecutors have decades-old audiotapes that could shed new light on other cases potentially connected to the Charles Manson killing spree. LAPD Cmdr. Andrew Smith said the department'...Tags: Los Angeles Police Department, Prosecution, Justice System, Lawyers, Murder
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John Waters has mellowed, but his humor remains twisted, his sensibilities bizarre
Wholesome little Appleton, Wis., slips past the passenger window without arousing any visible interest in tonight's guest lecturer. A shop selling sewing machines. A Christian bookstore. The Martin School of Hair Design. Not very promising. The...
Tags: Arts, Greenwich Village, New York University, Mary Kay Place, Labor Day
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Herald Examiner photographers reflect on the good ol' days
Nick Souza doesn't remember developing the film of what he considers his most noteworthy front-page photo. He doesn't even recall printing the image. What he does remember is "standing on a giant ladder in the middle of Broadway" to photograph co-...
Tags: Heroism, Arts, Academy Awards, Rob Brown, Aeromexico
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Letters: Burying evil people
Re "What the dead deserve," Editorial, May 8 The controversy over burying Tamerlan Tsarnaev's body is about what he and his brother allegedly did: shaking an open society's basic beliefs in decency and lending a helping hand to immigrants seeking...Tags: Cambridge (Middlesex, Massachusetts), John Wayne Gacy
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Jittery 'Mission Impossible' a sprint from start to end – 2 1/2 stars
![With "Mission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol," director Brad Bird makes his live-action feature debut, having made a name for himself and a few hundred million for Disney/Pixar with "The Incredibles" and one of the freshest comedies of the last few years, "Ratatouille." It's obvious but probably needs restating: Live action is a different beast from animation. Audiences perceive acts of violence and outsized physical punishment differently when presented with actors getting knocked around. At the same time, a great deal of digital animation today has effectively erased the notion of stylized unreality and sensorial distance. When a mole whacks another mole with a hickory stick in "Rango," for example, the photorealistic quality of the image renders the act unfunny. It's not slapstick. It just hurts.](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/column/2011-12/66768956-14141306.jpg "With "Mission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol,\" director Brad Bird makes his live-action feature debut, having made a name for himself and a few hundred million for Disney/Pixar with \"The Incredibles\" and one of the freshest comedies of the last few years, \"Ratatouille.\" It's obvious but probably needs restating: Live action is a different beast from animation. Audiences perceive acts of violence and outsized physical punishment differently when presented with actors getting knocked around. At the same time, a great deal of digital animation today has effectively erased the notion of stylized unreality and sensorial distance. When a mole whacks another mole with a hickory stick in \"Rango,\" for example, the photorealistic quality of the image renders the act unfunny. It's not slapstick. It just hurts.")
With "Mission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol," director Brad Bird makes his live-action feature debut, having made a name for himself and a few hundred million for Disney/Pixar with "The Incredibles" and one of the freshest comedies of the last few...Tags: Entertainment, Michael Nyqvist, Ratatouille (movie), Paula Patton, Rango (movie)
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Manson family member audio tape still not in LAPD hands
It could take a month or longer for Los Angeles Police Department detectives to review decades-old audio tapes that could shed new light on the Charles Manson murder spree. On Tuesday, a federal judge in Texas has ruled that the LAPD can have access...Tags: Criminals, Prosecution, Lawyers, Judges, Crime, Law and Justice
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Charles Manson follower allegedly tried to smuggle phone to killer
A follower of Charles Manson has been arrested for allegedly trying to smuggle a cellphone to the cult leader at Corcoran State Prison Craig Carlisle Hammond, 63, was arrested Sunday on charges of possession of an illegal communication device,...
Tags: Sharon Tate, Prisons, Jerry Brown, Murder
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Dec 15, 2011
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