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PASSINGS: Bernard G. Sarnat
Bernard G. Sarnat
Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, research scientist
Dr. Bernard G. Sarnat, 99, a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon and research scientist who advanced the study of facial deformities, died of respiratory failure Oct. 21 in Los Angeles, his...Tags: Jerry Lee Lewis, Cosmetic Procedures, Tammy Wynette, Health and Medical Professionals, Surgery
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Remembering Rainbow Farm: Gunshots resound a decade later
![<span style="font-size: small;">VANDALIA - On Memorial Day 1999, Tommy Chong was headline entertainer at Rainbow Farm Campground’s Hemp Aid festival.</span>](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-09/307507860-03125811.jpg "<span style="font-size: small;\">VANDALIA - On Memorial Day 1999, Tommy Chong was headline entertainer at Rainbow Farm Campground’s Hemp Aid festival.</span>")
South Bend Tribune Staff WriterVANDALIA - On Memorial Day 1999, Tommy Chong was headline entertainer at Rainbow Farm Campground’s Hemp Aid festival. Given the actor/comedian/musician’s cannabis use, his appearance was entirely appropriate. It would prove to be somewhat...Tags: Tommy Chong, Holidays, Crimes, Abusive Behavior, Lawyers
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Legends of country to perform
Daily American CorrespondentIt is going to get a “little bit country” at 8 p.m. Sept. 15 at the Arcadia Theater, 1418 Graham Ave., as the Legends of Country Music perform. The all-star cast of the Ozark Jubilee promises to captivate you with live music and “world...Tags: Fine Arts, Music Industry, Patsy Cline, Randy Newman, Folklore and Mythology
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Dolly Parton follows her instinct to 'Better Day'
![Don't get Dolly Parton started about end-of-the-world prognosticators. The Country Music Hall of Fame member was raised and remains devoutly religious, as she demonstrated so artfully in her biblically rooted classic song "Coat of Many Colors." But the firebrand singer, songwriter and businesswoman isn't remotely interested in giving an ounce of credence to doomsday scenarios espoused by mere mortals like Bay Area radio preacher Harold Camping.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-07/63241713-15161443.jpg "Don't get Dolly Parton started about end-of-the-world prognosticators. The Country Music Hall of Fame member was raised and remains devoutly religious, as she demonstrated so artfully in her biblically rooted classic song "Coat of Many Colors.\" But the firebrand singer, songwriter and businesswoman isn't remotely interested in giving an ounce of credence to doomsday scenarios espoused by mere mortals like Bay Area radio preacher Harold Camping.")
Don't get Dolly Parton started about end-of-the-world prognosticators. The Country Music Hall of Fame member was raised and remains devoutly religious, as she demonstrated so artfully in her biblically rooted classic song "Coat of Many Colors." But the...Tags: Music Industry, Brad Paisley, Tennessee, Music Theater, Barbie (fictional character)
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Interview: Cubs' Randy Wells wants to see boots on dance floor for a good cause
You won’t find much country music blaring in the Cubs’ locker room during the season — at least not the Texas Red Dirt kind Randy Wells likes. The Cubs pitcher said the music in the locker room is predominantly reggae, which he doesn&...Tags: Country and Western (genre), Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, St. Louis Cardinals, Randy Wells, Arts and Culture
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'Lost Notebooks of Hank Williams' finds good company in Bob Dylan
Singer and songwriter Holly Williams, the granddaughter of country music giant Hank Williams, knew something big was up when Bob Dylan approached her at a gig several years ago and handed her a handful of song lyrics he wanted her to peruse.
"He didn't...Tags: New Year's Day, Brian Wilson, Mary Martin, Heart (music group), Arts
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PASSINGS: Sid Melton, Leonard Stone, Liz Anderson, Thomas McNeeley Jr., George Rountree
Sid Melton
Character actor in dozens of TV, film projects
Sid Melton, 94, a character actor perhaps best known for his roles in the hit television shows "Green Acres" and "The Danny Thomas Show," died of pneumonia Wednesday at Providence St. Joseph...Tags: Jerry Lee Lewis, Cancer, Tony Awards, Hawaii Five-0 (tv program), Music Theater
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Singer, songwriter and producer Richard Marx to perform acoustic show at Weinberg
amyc@herald-mail.comRichard Marx is an artist who writes what he feels. At the age of 23, the Illinois native had been in the entertainment industry long enough to know that nothing was sacred in L.A. "I already had kind of a chip on my shoulder," he recalled last week...Tags: Keith Urban, Special Olympics, Laura Benanti, Health, Social Issues
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Best week ever: Baltimore events, music, movies and more
MOVIES OPENING (Friday; subject to change)
Higher Ground
The Ides of March
Machine Gun Preacher
Real Steel
NOTABLE TV
MONDAY
Pop Up Video (returns after a decade absence; noon; VH1)
House (season premiere; 9 p.m.; Fox)
The A-List Dallas (series debut;...Tags: Skrillex (music group), Nick Swardson, Lie to Me (tv program), 12th Planet (music group), CBS Corp.
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Wilmot Harvest Fest-Ranch Rodeo slated July 29
Harvest Fest-Ranch Rodeo festivities are planned in Wilmot July 29-31. Starting off on July 29 will be the Heart of the Whetstone Horizons brat and burger supper from 5-7 p.m. at the Wilmot Community Center. The Slowest Tractor Race will be at 6 p.m....Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Johnny Cash, Vehicles, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Hamburgers
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10 cool Spotify playlists: new St. Vincent, playlist for people getting divorced, California places
![<span style="font-size: medium;">It’s the third anniversary of the birth of Spotify, the music service that allows you to listen to good-sounding music free of charge, assuming you can deal with the commercials. </span>](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-10/304251800-07081857.jpg "<span style="font-size: medium;\">It’s the third anniversary of the birth of Spotify, the music service that allows you to listen to good-sounding music free of charge, assuming you can deal with the commercials. </span>")
It’s the third anniversary of the birth of Spotify, the music service that allows you to listen to good-sounding music free of charge, assuming you can deal with the commercials.
(Can anyone identify the accent of the announcer? “...Tags: Fine Arts, Steve Coogan, Arts and Culture, Television, Hartford Symphony Orchestra
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