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Jill McCorkle celebrates life in new novel
Miami HeraldIf Jill McCorkle had to sum up her new novel, the description would go something like this: "It ain't over 'til it's over." Trust McCorkle, author of six novels and four short story collections, to get right to the big, generous heart of Life After Life...Tags: Miami Book Fair International, Coral Gables, Authors, Alzheimer's Disease, The Miami Herald
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Rebecca D. Dorsey, cabaret singer
Rebecca D. Dorsey, a Baltimore-born and -raised chanteuse, died Sept. 14 of ovarian cancer at her home in Sea Cliff, N.Y. She was 54.
The daughter of a physician and a public relations executive, Rebecca Devereux Dorsey was born in Baltimore and raised...Tags: Manhattan (New York City), Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), James Henderson, Jupiter, University of Paris
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Phillips Seafood, the last of the original Harborplace tenants, to close
Phillips Seafood, the last of the original Harborplace tenants, is leaving Baltimore’s waterfront mall.
But it appears the restaurant — once one of the nation’s busiest eateries — won’t be going far when it closes on Sept....Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, New York City, Inner Harbor, William Donald Schaefer, ESPN (tv network)
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Movie Review: 'Mr. Popper's Penguins'
!["Mr. Popper's Penguins," a mildly amusing flight of fancy for the family crowd, is far better for its penguins than its Popper. Not that Jim Carrey's Mr. Popper is poorly done, per se. But the penguins are perfectly suited for stealing scenes and hearts as they waddle around and completely take over this farce.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-06/62425990-16162948.jpg ""Mr. Popper's Penguins,\" a mildly amusing flight of fancy for the family crowd, is far better for its penguins than its Popper. Not that Jim Carrey's Mr. Popper is poorly done, per se. But the penguins are perfectly suited for stealing scenes and hearts as they waddle around and completely take over this farce.")
"Mr. Popper's Penguins," a mildly amusing flight of fancy for the family crowd, is far better for its penguins than its Popper. Not that Jim Carrey's Mr. Popper is poorly done, per se. But the penguins are perfectly suited for stealing scenes and hearts...Tags: Entertainment, Movies, Maxwell Perry Cotton, Snow White (fictional character), New York
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Bringing a taste of Hollywood to Burbank
A little piece of Tinseltown is coming to Burbank this weekend as a new restaurant called the Hollywood Pasta Company opens on Burbank Boulevard with Chef Kurt Ehrlich, former chef at Tavern on the Green in New York City, at the helm.
Ehrlich said he's...Tags: Golden Globe Awards, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Marilyn Monroe, New York City, Entertainment
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Brice R. Phillips, Phillips Seafood founder, dies
Brice R. Phillips, the patriarch of a Maryland seafood empire that began 55 years ago with a simple crab shack in Ocean City/, died Friday at his home in the seaside resort town.
Mr. Phillips, who was 90, had been in declining health. The cause of...Tags: New York City, Dorchester County, William Donald Schaefer, ESPN (tv network), Ocean City
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Costa Del Sol: A Family Success Story
The Hartford CourantCosta del Sol's story is one of hard work, a family united, an American dream and a commitment to quality, creativity and award-winning taste. That was the perfect recipe as Jose "Pepe" Feijoo and family celebrate a quarter century of success as one...Tags: Farmington (Hartford, Connecticut), Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Recipes, West Hartford, Sushi and Sashimi
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'Cars 2' has new spy story ready to roll out
Cars 2 By Pixar's own standards, “Cars,” the scenic animated amble on the backroads of the Roadrunner's desert Southwest, was the company's worst film. Laugh-starved, lacking much in the line of action, it was a triumph of toy sales and product tie-in...Tags: Kung Fu Panda (movie), Cameron Diaz, Entertainment, Vehicles, Eddie Izzard
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Movie Review: Mr. Popper’s Penguins
Frankly My Dear - Orlando Sentinel“Mr. Popper’s Penguins” is precious, protracted and pleasant enough, if not exactly potty trained. It pops from beloved children’s book to the screen as a passable time-passer for the pre-school set. Oh, the alliteration! That&#... -
In My Life: Robert Hilburn's 'Corn Flakes With John Lennon'
![<i>Robert Hilburn was pop music critic for the Los Angeles Times for 35 years, from the psychedelic era to the emergence of the iPod. He witnessed many of rock 'n' roll's seminal moments and interviewed virtually every major pop figure of the period. All of this is chronicled in his memoir, "Corn Flakes with John Lennon (and Other Tales From a Rock 'n' Roll Life)," to be published this month. In this abridged excerpt, Hilburn explores his relationship with Lennon after the Beatles' breakup and explains the book's title. Additional excerpts will appear Monday and Tuesday in Calendar.</i>](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2009-10/49729552-08185712.jpg "<i>Robert Hilburn was pop music critic for the Los Angeles Times for 35 years, from the psychedelic era to the emergence of the iPod. He witnessed many of rock 'n' roll's seminal moments and interviewed virtually every major pop figure of the period. All of this is chronicled in his memoir, "Corn Flakes with John Lennon (and Other Tales From a Rock 'n' Roll Life),\" to be published this month. In this abridged excerpt, Hilburn explores his relationship with Lennon after the Beatles' breakup and explains the book's title. Additional excerpts will appear Monday and Tuesday in Calendar.</i>")
Robert Hilburn was pop music critic for the Los Angeles Times for 35 years, from the psychedelic era to the emergence of the iPod. He witnessed many of rock 'n' roll's seminal moments and interviewed virtually every major pop figure of the period. All...Tags: Johnny Carson, Chinese Restaurants, Recording Studios, Entertainment, Donna Summer
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Tavern on the Green Name Save
![A judge says New York City can keep the " Tavern
on the Green" name for its restaurant facility in Central Park.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-03/52667127-10112828-187105.jpg "A judge says New York City can keep the " Tavern
on the Green\" name for its restaurant facility in Central Park.")
wpix.comA judge says New York City can keep the " Tavern on the Green" name for its restaurant facility in Central Park. Federal Judge Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum (SEE-der-balm) ruled Wednesday in the city's favor. The debt holders of the bankrupt restaurant had...Tags: Justice System, New York City, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Central Park, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Is Robert Olen Butler's upcoming novel 'A Small Hotel' a bad idea?
Jacket CopyRobert Olen Butler's upcoming novel seems to echo his 2007 divorce, which was overly exposed when his email about it wound up on Gawker....
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