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On Oct. 7, 1777, the second Battle of Saratoga began during the American Revolution
Today is Tuesday, Oct. 7, the 281st day of 2008. There are 85 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On Oct. 7, 1777, the second Battle of Saratoga began during the American Revolution. (British forces under Gen. John Burgoyne...Tags: Elisabeth Shue, Tennessee Williams, Bill Clinton, Celebrity, Jazz Music
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On this day in history
On Oct. 6, 1884, the Naval War College was established in Newport, R.I. In 1889 the Moulin Rouge in Paris first opened its doors to the public. In 1891 Charles Stewart Parnell, the "Uncrowned King of Ireland," died in Brighton, England. In 1905...Tags: Religious Conflicts, Charles Stewart, Boston Red Sox, Jazz Music, Upper House
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Almanac
Today is Monday, Oct. 6, the 280th day of 2008. 1683: Thirteen families from Krefeld, Germany, arrived in Philadelphia to begin Germantown, one of America's oldest settlements. 1884: The Naval War College was established in Newport, R.I. 1908:...Tags: Carole Lombard, Tennessee Williams, Bill Clinton, Jazz Music, Jimmy Carter
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'American Masters: You Must Remember This -- The Warner Bros. Story'
Times Television CriticWarner Bros. Studio turns 85 this year, an anniversary now marked by two of the most recognizable symbols of success, High Hollywood style: a No. 1 summer blockbuster -- "The Dark Knight" -- and a long, thoughtful PBS biopic. The three-part “You...Tags: The Dark Knight, Television Industry, Rin Tin Tin, Martin Scorsese, Humphrey Bogart
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Mandy Patinkin hams it up in 'Tempest'
amNewYork theater criticWhere has Mandy Patinkin been for the past few years? Besides a few solo concerts, he hasn't appeared on a New York stage since the flop Broadway musical "Wild Party" in 2000. He isn't even on TV anymore. Showtime Networks canceled "Dead Like Me" in...Tags: Music Theater, Mandy Patinkin, Broadway, Osama bin Laden
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A new film focus on immigrants
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIN COURTNEY HUNT'S absorbing new feature film "Frozen River," an Upstate New York blue-collar mom decides to take a job in one of America's hottest growth industries: people smuggling. Not that Ray (Melissa Leo) is very clued in about why so many illegal...Tags: Harrison Ford, Bill Murray, Ashley Judd, Scarlett Johansson, Sean Penn
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'The American Mall' -- teens, dreams and dancing in the food court
Times Television CriticIn simplest terms, “The American Mall,” which premieres tonight on MTV, is MTV looking at the Disney Channel's burgeoning teen-musical empire and thinking, "I got to get me one of those." It's “High School Musical” -- but in a...Tags: Music Theater, Camp Rock, Jazz Music, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Music Industry
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Don't blame Santa Monica shoppers
The Times editorial "It’s a two-way street” correctly pointed out earlier this month that traffic in areas of Mar Vista and West L.A. has been adversely affected by Santa Monica's nonstop development. Indeed, all one has to do is watch the...Tags: Mar Vista, West L.A., Citizens Initiative and Recall, Bobby Shriver, Santa Monica
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'All You Need Is Love' finally arrives in U.S.
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterBritish documentary maker Tony Palmer called his 17-hour TV series exploring the origins of American popular music “All You Need Is Love,” because John Lennon told him it would make a great title. But in the three decades since he made it, it'...Tags: Woody Guthrie, Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, Popular Music, Cab Calloway
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Grant Show has listed his Hollywood Hills home for close to $2 million
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterMoving farther from Melrose? Now that the writers strike has been settled, former "Melrose Place" star Grant Show has swung back into action. Show plays Tom Decker, an airplane pilot and lead character in the '70s-themed CBS series "Swingtown," about...Tags: Beverly Hills, Sotheby's Holdings Incorporated, Real Estate Transactions, Melrose, Kirstie Alley
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A messy 'Yellow Face' opens
Look up "yellow face" in the dictionary. It says "a yellow stylized representation of a smiling face." But for playwright David Henry Hwang, it refers to the practice of having a Caucasian pretend to be an Asian individual, rather like the infamous...Tags: Music Theater, New York Times, David Henry Hwang, Broadway, Jonathan Pryce
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San Bernardino: Distinguished by foothills, French fries
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterSan Bernardino may not be the Eden the early inhabitants stumbled upon, but the creeks and river are still inviting, and snowcapped mountains grace its backdoor in the wintertime. Sports and cultural events abound in this storied city where the McDonald...Tags: Forests, Rivers, Bodies of Water, Culture, Forestry and Timber
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