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After "sober home" deaths, state panel weighs regulation
michael.amon@newsday.comNot long after two men died last month at a Hempstead Village "sober home," New York's top substance abuse official contacted the leader of Oxford House, the nation's largest administrator of group housing for recovering addicts. "I talked with him about...Tags: National Government, Discrimination, Behavioral Conditions, Long Island, Prosecution
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A Christmas wish: Get back to basics
It's not even Christmas yet, and I've already gained 5 pounds, most of it on my face (see dotted sketch). Five pounds doesn't sound like a lot, unless it's all in your jowls. Besides, I have been gaining 5 pounds every Christmas for about 20 years now,...Tags: Boston Celtics, Tyra Banks, Halloween, Classical Music, Frank Capra Jr.
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25 'Thriller' facts
Los Angeles Times Staff Writers"Thriller," the biggest-selling album ever, wasn't the only Michael Jackson work released in November 1982. A few weeks before it was set to hit stores, MCA Records released an album of Jackson reading the story of "E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial" and...Tags: Theater, Cinema Industry, CBS Corp., Brooke Shields, John Landis
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NAME DROPPING
*Brazil's "Elite Squad" took top honors at the Berlin film fest amid a busy weekend for awards. In Los Angeles, art directors honored "There Will Be Blood" and "No Country for Old Men" (also the Cinema Audio Society fave) and camera operators honored...Tags: Movies, News Media, Los Angeles, Kathleen Turner
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Terrence Howard: 'Iron Man's' music man
Special to The TimesIt was hustle and flow, all right. Terrence Howard, the Oscar-nominated actor best known for his role as Djay, the rapping pimp protagonist of Craig Brewer's acclaimed 2005 film, was doing everything but serving smoked Gouda to the 40 or so people...Tags: Celebrity, Santa Monica, Cat Stevens, Herb Alpert, Jared Leto
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Wednesday, March 7, 2001: As Boomers Age, Florida Faces Elderly Explosion
Sentinel Staff WriterMarie Black is a skeletal woman of 106 years with skin so thin that a nurse's touch can leave a dark bruise on her arm. She never leaves her bed in Westminster Towers' nursing home in Orlando. Sitting up is painful. Her eyesight is gone, blinded by...Tags: Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Population, Oregon, Florida State University
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He's here and there
It makes sense that Todd Haynes rolls his own cigarettes. All of the writer-director's films have the same feel of careful personal construction, handcrafted and singular and the work perhaps of a slight control freak. With a background in semiotics – the...Tags: Organized Crime, Celebrity, Cinema Industry, Julianne Moore, Music Industry
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Filmmaker Todd Haynes finds the many sides of Bob Dylan in 'I'm Not There'
Sentinel Movie CriticFirst, he was folk music's Second Coming, a young man with a storied past that tied him to Woody Guthrie's legacy. He was the ambitious social striver, dating his way into folk-music royalty by taking up with older folk superstar Joan Baez. Then Bob...Tags: Woody Guthrie, Celebrity, Movies, Minnesota, Cinema Industry
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Instinct, vision and a bit of Brass
The EnvelopeIt might be a 1969 telegram to Australia from a label president unaccustomed to working with openly out-of-control rockers, asking about Joe Cocker's "deportment." Or a letter from a fan irritated that it was not possible, in 1966, to buy tickets in New...Tags: National Government, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Consumer Electronics Industry, Bing Crosby, Music Industry
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Dead on Arrival
Zap2It.comWhat a relief. Ghost Rider is a joke -- a monumentally foolish comic book movie with lots of unintentional laughs, mixed in with the intentional ones. Absurd, ineptly plotted, it lacks a coherent theme or storyline or reason to exist aside from a very...Tags: Roger Moore, Movies, Sam Elliott, Peter Fonda, Wes Bentley
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A thin line
On a Thursday morning in March, about 20 women sit in a recreation room at The Renfrew Center in Coconut Creek, passing around a basket of stones engraved with inspirational words such as hope, balance and change. At this meeting, known as "community,"...Tags: Medicine, Periodicals, Florida International University, Michigan, Pennsylvania
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Music review, Burt Bacharach at Centre East
Special to the TribuneIn the end, Burt Bacharach didn't need B.J. Thomas, Dionne Warwick or Dusty Springfield to tap the poignancy of "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head." The 72-year-old composer sang it himself, in a thin voice straining for the high notes, transforming...Tags: Hal David, Burt Bacharach, Music Industry, Phil Spector, Neil Young
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