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Rick Baker's 'Wolfman' regrets: 'I hoped it would bring back monster movies'
The Hero ComplexFIVE QUESTIONS: RICK BAKER Make-up pioneer Rick Baker is a six-time Oscar winner for his movie magic in films such as "An American Werewolf in London," "Ed Wood," "Men in Black" and "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" but there were...... -
Gene Simmons and David Lee Roth howled for 'Wolfman' sound effects
The Hero ComplexMark Salisbury, a writer based in Britain (whose blog is right here), makes a guest appearance on the Hero Complex and will be writing more in the future. Today it's a somewhat startling revelation that two of the classic rock...... -
Live review: The Bird & the Bee tackle Hall & Oates at the El Rey [Corrected]
Pop & HissThe Bird and the Bee, a jazzy local synth-pop duo, has a fantastic single (with an unprintable title) imploring a hesitant beau to be a real boyfriend already. It’s a sassy chastening of noncommittal dudes. But when vocalist Inara George...... -
Pipe Dreams
"The question you're always asked is, 'Is opera still relevant?' " says handsome young tenor on the rise Joseph Kaiser. Despite his amiable temperament, he seems peeved by the frequently posed query. And why not? Singers like Kaiser and star baritone...Tags: Christopher LLoyd, Frank Sinatra, Apple iPod, South Bend (St. Joseph, Indiana), Elvis Presley
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10 things you might not know about candy
Tribune staff reporterWednesday is Halloween, the top holiday for candy sales. Here are 10 facts that are all treat and no trick: 1. The Arabs are often credited with inventing caramel. But an early use of the hot, sticky substance was not so sweet: Women in harems applied it...Tags: Arts and Culture, Marathon, Halloween, Consumer Goods Industries, Grover Cleveland
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He's got a peaceful, easy feeling
Times Staff WriterDuring the dusty Texas summers of his youth, Don Henley worked in his father's auto parts store and learned the vagaries of fan belts, batteries, spark plugs, tailpipes and mufflers. His father taught the future rock star plenty, and, when the family...Tags: Death, Garth Brooks, Sammy Hagar, Television, Glenn Frey
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Making nice pays off for the Police
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterAS the traditional record business continues to unravel, musicians who are trying to keep lucrative careers alive don't seem to be worrying about whether the glass is half full or half empty. Instead, they're finding as many glasses as possible and...Tags: New Jersey, Bruce Springsteen, Carrie Underwood, Oprah Winfrey, Kenny Chesney
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Amanda Ross-Ho at Cherry and Martin
![The title of <b>Amanda Ross-Ho</b>'s intriguing new exhibition at Cherry and Martin bemoans the frustrations of communication. "Half of what I say is meaningless" is most recognizable as the first line of the Beatles' song "Julia," but it actually comes from a text by Lebanese poet Khalil Gibran, in which the second line reads, "But I say it so that the other half may reach you."](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2008-10/42822078-09142644.jpg "The title of <b>Amanda Ross-Ho</b>'s intriguing new exhibition at Cherry and Martin bemoans the frustrations of communication. "Half of what I say is meaningless\" is most recognizable as the first line of the Beatles' song \"Julia,\" but it actually comes from a text by Lebanese poet Khalil Gibran, in which the second line reads, \"But I say it so that the other half may reach you.\"")
Special to The TimesThe title of Amanda Ross-Ho's intriguing new exhibition at Cherry and Martin bemoans the frustrations of communication. "Half of what I say is meaningless" is most recognizable as the first line of the Beatles' song "Julia," but it actually comes from a...Tags: Arts and Culture, Metal and Mineral, Circuses, Photography, Bear (animal)
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Not heavy, just metallic
Special to The TimesFORGET black leggings: Thighs are a-shining in the liquid metal leggings grabbing the spotlight on the runways and the streets. The trend may have its roots in spring's futurist moment. Remember those plate metal leggings on the Balenciaga runway that...Tags: American Apparel, Urban Outfitters Incorporated
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Roads open in Studio City
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterA broken water main flooded Coldwater Canyon Avenue at Mulholland Drive early this morning, temporarily cutting off two key Studio City arteries and sending water and debris gushing across rocker Eddie Van Halen's yard, officials said. Mulholland Drive...Tags: Studio City, Van Halen (music group), Staples Center, Los Angeles Times, Vehicles
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Paradise lost
![By Art Winslow We know from "The 9/11 Commission Report" that 12 of the "muscle" hijackers that day (the non-pilots) came from Saudi Arabia and were 20 to 28 years old; most were unemployed, had little more than a high-school education and were unmarried. Five of the Saudis came from Asir province, in the south of the country bordering Yemen. Perhaps curiously to us, generally their ties to extremism had developed only in the two or three years preceding the attacks, and, "Their families often did not consider these young men religious zealots," the commission reported, based on briefings by Saudi authorities.](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/alternatethumbnails/story/2008-05/39109793-27081839.jpg "By Art Winslow We know from "The 9/11 Commission Report\" that 12 of the \"muscle\" hijackers that day (the non-pilots) came from Saudi Arabia and were 20 to 28 years old; most were unemployed, had little more than a high-school education and were unmarried. Five of the Saudis came from Asir province, in the south of the country bordering Yemen. Perhaps curiously to us, generally their ties to extremism had developed only in the two or three years preceding the attacks, and, \"Their families often did not consider these young men religious zealots,\" the commission reported, based on briefings by Saudi authorities.")
By Art Winslow We know from "The 9/11 Commission Report" that 12 of the "muscle" hijackers that day (the non-pilots) came from Saudi Arabia and were 20 to 28 years old; most were unemployed, had little more than a high-school education and were unmarried....Tags: Death, Book, Rentals, Crimes, Aircraft Hijacking
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A reluctant leading man
!["Everyone wants to be Cary Grant," Cary Grant is supposed to have said. "Even I want to be Cary Grant." But who wants to be Hugh Grant? Not him. He finds this "Hugh Grant creation" that has supplanted him in the world bewildering. And he's not crazy about the pressure, the tabloid hostility, the "stalky" fans or the possibility he'll drag the whole business out too long and end up a parody of himself, either.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2007-02/27898199.jpg ""Everyone wants to be Cary Grant,\" Cary Grant is supposed to have said. \"Even I want to be Cary Grant.\" But who wants to be Hugh Grant? Not him. He finds this \"Hugh Grant creation\" that has supplanted him in the world bewildering. And he's not crazy about the pressure, the tabloid hostility, the \"stalky\" fans or the possibility he'll drag the whole business out too long and end up a parody of himself, either.")
Times Staff Writer"Everyone wants to be Cary Grant," Cary Grant is supposed to have said. "Even I want to be Cary Grant." But who wants to be Hugh Grant? Not him. He finds this "Hugh Grant creation" that has supplanted him in the world bewildering. And he's not crazy about...Tags: Television, Cinema Industry, George Michael, Matt Lauer, Career and Workplace
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