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Julie Kavner at 74: From 'Rhoda's' TV Sister to Bart Simpson's Cartooned Mom and Beyond
Today marks the 74th birthday of actress Julie Kavner, who initially found fame as television sibling Brenda Morgenstern, the younger sister to Valerie Harper on TV's Rhoda(CBS, 1974-1978). Today, she is best known for giving gravelly-voice appeal to the animated antics of Marge Simpson, mother to Bart and wife to Homer, on The Simpsons, which premiered in 1989 and remains in production.
Detectives ask for help finding at-risk Los Angeles man near Lancaster Metro Station
Detectives are asking for the public’s help finding William Clifford Douglas, 39, of Los Angeles, who was last seen on Sept. 5 at 12:44 p.m. on the 2600 block of Charford St. in Glendora. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said Douglas is diabetic, requires daily medical attention, and has a diminished mental capacity. His […]
Former '50s/'60s Child Stars Tony Dow & Shelley Fabares Reunited on TV's 'Coach' Sitcom in the '80s
It's been two years since beloved actor Tony Dow died of liver cancer. Best known for his role as Wally Cleaver on TV's original Leave It To Beaver sitcom (and its later sequels), Dow later reinvented his career as a director. In the process, he reconnected with actress Shelley Fabares, a fellow former child star who found fame on The Donna Reed Show. Here's what happened.
Police probe surge in social media rental scams targeting apartment seekers in Culver City
Police in Culver City were investigating a series of online retail scams that have targeted renters through social media.Since early July, multiple cases have been reported involving fraudulent rental listings for properties that were never really available. According to police reports, victims responded to the ads that promoted apartment rentals and arranged to meet the purported seller at locations in Culver City. After signing rental agreements and paying, the victims discovered that the keys they had been given did not open the doors of the rental properties they were promised. Then, efforts to contact the purported seller were unsuccessful. These instances occurred between July 4th to August 27th. Police said the suspect and/or suspects used phantom listings for non-existent properties, fake virtual tours, and manipulated ads that mimicked real rental ads. The public was urged to remain vigilant. Anyone with information was asked to call the Culver City Police Department Public Information Officer, Jennifer Atenza, at (310) 253-6120, or the Watch Commander at (310) 253-6202.
LAX Is Rethinking the Specifics of Its Expansion Plans
When you’re upgrading the infrastructure of a major airport, the planning process can take time. The effort to replace Newark Liberty International Airport’s monorail with a more reliable form of transportation, for instance, has been years in the works; it’ll be years more before travelers ride on the system set to replace it. There’s a challenge that comes with planning that far in advance, though: sometimes you find yourself reckoning with events that no one saw coming.
Kentucky upsets No. 9 UCLA to remain unbeaten
Kentucky Women's Soccer (7-0-0) upset No. 9 UCLA (5-2-1) 2-0 Sunday afternoon at the Bell Soccer Complex in a season-defining win for the program. The Wildcats now match their best start to a campaign for the first time in 13 years, since 2011. Goals from Makala Woods and Catherine DeRosa saw the Wildcats take down the West Coast soccer powerhouse.
Los Angeles-area high school student dies after injury at football game
LOS ANGELES — A Los Angeles-area high school student who was recently injured during a football game has died, the high school’s principal said in a letter to the community last week. The student at South East High School was injured in a junior varsity game against Maywood...
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