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The naming of fruits and vegetables
Dining@LargeI'm getting discouraged by the names of new vegetable and fruit hybrids. I wonder if the guy who used to make up all the wonderful names like 'Honeycrisp' (the apple), 'Cherokee Purple' (the tomato) and 'Silver Queen' has died. I......Tags: Beauty Products, Beauty Products and Fragrances, Services and Shopping
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Could 'Virtue' be Biel's big break?
![She's done movies that either weren't finished or went straight to video. The "break-out role" hasn't happened.](http://media.trb.com/media/alternatethumbnails/story/2009-05/47074364-27063710-300450.jpg "She's done movies that either weren't finished or went straight to video. The "break-out role\" hasn't happened.")
Sentinel Staff WriterShe's done movies that either weren't finished or went straight to video. The "break-out role" hasn't happened. But just when you write Jessica Biel off as Justin Timberlake's girlfriend, or the new face of Revlon, or more "celebrity" than actress, she...Tags: Colin Firth, United Kingdom, Justin Timberlake, Movies, Jessica Biel
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Sell the Coliseum? No way
![In a <a href="http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/la-oe-denham4-2009may04%2C0%2C4776087.story">May 4 Times Op-Ed article, </a> Republican state Sen. Jeff Denham, who represents a district in the Central Valley, plugs his proposed legislation to sell the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and dissolve the commission that manages it. Denham's faulty premise is that selling the Coliseum would be a good way to generate cash for the state. His proposal is a myopic, irresponsible one that chases after potential short-term profits at the expense of long-term benefits for both Los Angeles and the state.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2009-05/46783168-07172921.jpg "In a <a href="http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/la-oe-denham4-2009may04%2C0%2C4776087.story\">May 4 Times Op-Ed article, </a> Republican state Sen. Jeff Denham, who represents a district in the Central Valley, plugs his proposed legislation to sell the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and dissolve the commission that manages it. Denham's faulty premise is that selling the Coliseum would be a good way to generate cash for the state. His proposal is a myopic, irresponsible one that chases after potential short-term profits at the expense of long-term benefits for both Los Angeles and the state.")
In a May 4 Times Op-Ed article, Republican state Sen. Jeff Denham, who represents a district in the Central Valley, plugs his proposed legislation to sell the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and dissolve the commission that manages it. Denham's faulty...Tags: Summer Olympics, University of Southern California, Zev Yaroslavsky, Multi-Sport Events, Arts and Culture
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Event: About 60,000 participate in Revlon's ninth annual fund-raiser aimed at breast and ovarian disease.
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterFor Frances Small, the early Saturday morning wake-up, the long drive and the traffic snarls were minor irritations on the way to her destination: the Los Angeles Coliseum. Instead, she was focused on the battle her sister is waging against breast...Tags: Los Angeles Times, Death, Mother's Day, Ovarian Cancer, Diseases and Illnesses
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Giving the Emmys a needed face-lift
Times Staff WriterLike many in Hollywood preparing to celebrate a 55th birthday, there's not-so-subtle pressure on the Emmy Awards to undergo a face-lift, if not an extreme makeover. This year's nominations will be announced Thursday, and the aging statuette still...Tags: Bernie Mac, The Bernie Mac Show (tv program), HBO (tv network), CEO Pay, Survivor (tv program)
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Celebrity update
Compiled from wire reportsFormer L.A. Law hunk Blair Underwood will join HBO's Sex and the City for four episodes. It was not revealed which of the characters he'll romance. Underwood will make his first appearance around the ninth of 12 episodes airing this summer. - Tyra...Tags: Blair Underwood, Tyra Banks, Television, America's Next Top Model (tv program), Entertainment
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Style guru's outlook bleak
Sun StaffMartha Stewart began the next chapter of her stranger-than-fiction business story yesterday by thanking her supporters after appearing before a probation officer - three days after her felony conviction helped make her, on paper, $213 million poorer. But...Tags: Viacom Inc., Prosecution, CBS Corp., Crimes, Washington (U.S. state)
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NASCAR slow to learn from racing tragedies
of the Sentinel StaffMario Andretti awakens a split-second before dying. "I still wake up from dreams that I am crashing or that I'm upside down -- things I used to dread and fear." He is now 60. "Thank God I survived that era." In his time, he did it all: dirt-track...Tags: Tragedy (genre), Los Angeles Times, Car Safety Tips and Advice, Metal and Mineral, Entertainment
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Prosecutors launch case against Clinton
Sun ReporterWith 100 senators sitting in silent attention, House prosecutors opened their case yesterday against William Jefferson Clinton, charging that he had "piled perjury upon perjury," engaged in a "multifacted scheme to obstruct justice" and should be...Tags: Illinois, Prosecution, Bill Clinton, Henry J Hyde, White House
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