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Drum Tech Killed in Radiohead Stage Collapse
KTLA NewsTORONTO, Canada (KTLA) -- A drum tech for the band Radiohead was killed after a stage at Toronto's Downsview Park collapsed just hours before the band was scheduled to perform to a sold out crowd in Toronto. Emergency crews received calls around 4 p.m....Tags: Canada, Toronto (Canada), Labor Legislation, Radiohead (music group), Twitter, Inc.
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MLB whispers: Is Cohen listening?
The Steinbrenners said the Yankees weren't for sale, but it appears Steven Cohen wasn't listening. The guy who could have bought the Padres reportedly is keeping his powder dry because he thinks he can wind up owning the Yankees in a few years. …...
Tags: Charlie Furbush, Major League Baseball, Cleveland Indians, Ernesto Frieri, Cincinnati Reds
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Hancock Park home that appeared in 'Clear and Present Danger' sells for $4.32 million
The Southern Colonial in Hancock Park that was a set location for the 1994 Harrison Ford film "Clear and Present Danger" has sold for $4.32 million.
Built in 1925, the nearly 7,500-square-foot house sits on an expanse of lawn and features a plantation-...Tags: Lauren Beale
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Day trips: Rodin reopening and tuna tourney
Philadelphia
Reopening of Rodin Museum
After undergoing a three-year renovation, Philadelphia's Rodin Museum will once again be open to the public. The museum features some of the greatest works by the French sculptor, Auguste Rodin, including "The...Tags: Amish, Caves and Caverns, Jerry Seinfeld, Restaurants, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
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Actor Michael C. Hall lists Hollywood Hills home at $1.995 million
Michael C. Hall of "Dexter" fame has listed his house in the Hollywood Hills at $1.995 million.
Built in 1933 as a Spanish-style home with a red tile roof, the house was modernized by mid-century architect Hal Levitt, who used it as his personal...Tags: Star Wars (movie), Michael C. Hall, Indiana Jones (fictional character), Jennifer Carpenter, Celebrities
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Q&A: Harrison Ford of 'Extraordinary Measures'
Originally published Jan. 15, 2010. If there is anything hard about interviewing Harrison Ford, it’s that the actor has amassed such a varied filmography of legendary highs (“Star Wars,” “Indiana Jones”), genre classics (&...
Tags: Brendan Fraser, Drama (genre), Extraordinary Measures (movie), Star Wars (movie), Tom Selleck
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Happy birthday Harrison Ford! The 'Star Wars' and 'Indiana Jones' star is 70
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Q&A: 'People Like Us' star Chris Pine and director/co-writer Alex Kurtzman
You may or may not know that “People Like Us” star Chris Pine auditioned for “Avatar.” It did not go well. “Sometimes you can leave your car in Burbank, Los Angeles, and walk into a conference room and your back is...
Tags: Channing Tatum, Seth MacFarlane, Wrigley Field, Cerebral Palsy, Music
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Radiohead Drum Tech Killed in Stage Collapse Before Show
CNNA drum technician for the band Radiohead died when overhanging metalwork crashed onto a stage in a Toronto park, the band's representative confirmed Sunday. The incident occurred about 4 p.m. Saturday, an hour before spectators were set to begin arriving...Tags: Caribou (music group), Toronto (Canada), Injuries and Wounds, Music, Health
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‘Raiders of the Lost Ark’ at Music Box
LakeviewIf you were a child in the 80′s – or you crave relief from the emotional drain that is “Melancholia” – you might want to mosey on down to the Music Box this week. Now through December 15th, Music Box will screen the 30th... -
A star of home staging and design
The gig: Meridith Baer is the founder and force behind the house-staging, furnishing and interior-design company that bears her name. Started in 1998, Meridith Baer & Associates has about 100 employees, upholstery and drapery making capabilities and a...Tags: Celebrities, Manhattan (New York City), Economy, Business and Finance, Maria Shriver, Companies and Corporations
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Verdugo Views: Studebaker dealer was active Glendale citizen
Stephen Packer left home at the very young age of 17, off to seek his fortune in the logging business. Eventually he made his way to Glendale where he became a prosperous auto dealer. Packer, born in Bloomington, Ill., in 1866, was the son of a prominent...
Tags: Passenger Cars, Vehicles, Services and Shopping, Bloomington, Ford
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