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Cowboys to carpools
Times Staff Writer1800s * 1889 Rancher Miguel Leonis, known for his rough ways, becomes the area's first recorded traffic death, after getting sloshing drunk and falling out of his wagon in the Cahuenga Pass. Mothers Against Drunk Cowboys is born. 1897 In the dark of...Tags: Arts and Culture, Los Angeles, Henry Fonda, Labor Day, New York
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After Universal strikes gold with a wand, Disney pulls out a light saber
After a year in which Universal Orlando rode the popularity of Harry Potter to record heights, Walt Disney World is pinning its fortunes this summer on the one intellectual property with which the boy wizard is most often compared: Star Wars.
Disney next...Tags: Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Theme Park Vacations, Mickey Mouse (fictional animal), Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., Anaheim
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Dewayne Bevil: Here's sneak peek at Disney's new Star Tours
Inside Disney's Star Tours, workers are prepping walls, high-definition screens and assorted droids for the attraction's grand reopening next Friday at Hollywood Studios.
Outside Star Tours, anticipation is building among Star Wars and Disney...Tags: Florida, Bronx (New York City), The Weather Channel (tv network), Tom Fitzgerald, Travel
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2006 The Ojai Vineyard Syrah
Everything you want in a Central Coast Syrah -- ripe, beautiful fruit, wonderful balance and structure, flavors of dark, juicy berries, wild herbs and a touch of smoke. Adam Tolmach's 2006 Santa Barbara County Syrah is a stunner. One of the original Rhone...Tags: West Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara, California), Signal Hill, Lamb
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The sweet dream team
Slap a generous scoop of ice cream between two cookies, tidy up the edges and pop the whole thing in the freezer until it firms up. How difficult can it really be to make a great ice cream sandwich?
The ice cream is easy. You can really let your...Tags: Sandwiches, Spice Cookies, Salt, Sea Salt, Ice Cream
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Add holiday flavors to your cocktail glass
After last-minute shopping at two malls and a side trip to find wrapping paper only to come home and discover you've run out of Scotch tape, nothing makes the holidays happier than a good stiff drink. It's even better if it's one that's easy to concoct...Tags: Holidays, Nutmeg, Religious Festivals, New Year's Day, Cinnamon
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South Florida's weird weather: Some explanations
Contrary to popular belief, South Florida is not full of hot air.
Some of it can be rather cool, even in summer. Indeed, at any given moment, more than 100 weather stations — scattered between Homestead and Jupiter — usually register readings...Tags: Weather Reports, Water Restrictions, Pacific Ocean, Miami (Miami-Dade, Florida), Alaska
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Estelle Getty, 84; 'Golden Girls' actress brought humor, depth to mother roles
![Estelle Getty, whose acting career bloomed late in life with her Emmy-winning performance as Sophia Petrillo, the wisecracking mother of Bea Arthur's character on the popular NBC sitcom "The Golden Girls," died Tuesday. She was 84.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2008-07/41159876-22110043.jpg "Estelle Getty, whose acting career bloomed late in life with her Emmy-winning performance as Sophia Petrillo, the wisecracking mother of Bea Arthur's character on the popular NBC sitcom "The Golden Girls,\" died Tuesday. She was 84.")
Special to The TimesEstelle Getty, whose acting career bloomed late in life with her Emmy-winning performance as Sophia Petrillo, the wisecracking mother of Bea Arthur's character on the popular NBC sitcom "The Golden Girls," died Tuesday. She was 84. Getty, who also won...Tags: Los Angeles, Barry Manilow, Obituaries, New York, Betty White
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Review: Caffe Roma in Beverly Hills
The name Caffe Roma probably doesn't ring a bell with most Angelenos. Though the Beverly Hills cafe doesn't have the name recognition of Valentino, Osteria Angelini or Drago, say, it has been, for many years, the hangout for a certain louche 90210 set...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Los Angeles, Tomatoes, Alcoholic Beverages, Los Angeles Times
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French toast
Los Angeles TimesA classic dish Total time: 1 hour, 15 minutes, plus chilling time Servings: 4 Note: Adapted from a recipe from Square One Dining in Hollywood, Calif. Whole-loaf brioche is available at Trader Joe's and Breadbar (pain de mie); it also can be ordered at...Tags: Butter, Dining and Drinking, Vanilla Bean, Whole Foods Market, Los Angeles Times
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Koenig's Case Study House No. 22 as home
Each Christmas they hung their homemade stockings from the crannies of the rock-faced fireplace in the living room. Summers found them diving off the flat roof into the pool for coins their grandfather threw into the deep end, or playing safari in the...Tags: Arts and Culture, Los Angeles, Furniture, Photography, Architecture
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A performer who kept transcending boundaries
![Michael Jackson was not of this world. He always seemed to defy gravity, as a dancer whose signature move was so incomprehensibly graceful that it earned the extraterrestrial title "the Moonwalk," a singer whose tenor was high but strong, a rhythmic instrument that went as sweet and tender as a clarinet on the long notes -- and as a man whose physical presence was first androgynous and then seemingly cyborgian, forcing his astounded public to puzzle over their assumptions about race, gender and age.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2009-06/47714605-25175158.jpg "Michael Jackson was not of this world. He always seemed to defy gravity, as a dancer whose signature move was so incomprehensibly graceful that it earned the extraterrestrial title "the Moonwalk,\" a singer whose tenor was high but strong, a rhythmic instrument that went as sweet and tender as a clarinet on the long notes -- and as a man whose physical presence was first androgynous and then seemingly cyborgian, forcing his astounded public to puzzle over their assumptions about race, gender and age.")
Pop Music CriticMichael Jackson was not of this world. He always seemed to defy gravity, as a dancer whose signature move was so incomprehensibly graceful that it earned the extraterrestrial title "the Moonwalk," a singer whose tenor was high but strong, a rhythmic...Tags: Disco (genre), Dining and Drinking, Bars and Clubs, John Landis, Drugs and Medicines
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