How is it possible for Canelo Alvarez to ingest contaminated meat in Mexico when his trainers are literally butchers?
“They own meat markets,” Abel Sanchez said.
How can Alvarez claim to be upholding Mexico’s boxing tradition when he was backpedaling for the most of his draw against Gennady Golovkin...
The week ahead in SoCal classical music, Jan. 6-13: Zubin Mehta, John Adams with the L.A. Phil and moreAn Angelic Twelfth Night Jouyssance Early Music Ensemble performs vocal works from the 12th century to the 17th century. St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, 112 S. California Ave., Monrovia. Sun., 4 p.m. $15-$25. (213) 533-9922.
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… Read MoreThe week ahead at SoCal museums, Jan. 6-13: A survey of Richard Diebenkorn's early work and moreReviews by Leah Ollman (L.O.).
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Lasting Impressions: Selections from the Scripps College Permanent Collection Exhibition of more than forty objects include works by Laura Andreson, Robert Arneson and others. American … Read MoreSports media: Dick Vitale says Rick Pitino to UCLA, Bill Walton says Barack Obama; we say enough!Between Dick Vitale’s shilling for Rick Pitino and Bill Walton’s stump for Barack Obama, college basketball’s loudest analysts didn’t do much for their credibility this week when talking about who might best replace Steve Alf… Read More
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