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Burb's Eye View: Dental clinic puts a smile on kids' faces
Nathaniel Batte leans back in his chair and inspects his purplish mouth through his newly acquired sunglasses. Holding the hand mirror a few inches from his face, the 8-year-old likes what he sees so far. His hygienist, however, isn't as happy with the...
Tags: Entertainment, Dental Health, Hospitals and Clinics, Dentistry and Dental Health
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This Burbank deli's walls go to the cartoonists
At Moore's Deli in Burbank, Homer Simpson can be found eating a burger while Dora the Explorer dreams up her next quest, “Adventure Time's” Lumpy Space Princess raves about the deli's tuna and “Futurama's” Bender smokes a cigar....
Tags: Entertainment, Google Inc., Cartoon Network (tv network), Nickelodeon (tv network), Media Industry
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Studios, companies unite for Burbank museum
The Falcon Theatre, Walt Disney Co., Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon are among the creative forces that will contribute to an art exhibit at the Burbank Creative Arts Center that opens Aug. 5.
The center is celebrating 100 years of the city’s...Tags: Entertainment, Tim Burton, Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., The Walt Disney Co., Arts
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Allentown native Amanda Seyfried gets animated in 'Epic'
She shot a pair of movies back-to-back that took a piece out of her. But now with "Lovelace" (due in theaters in August) and "Les Miserables" out of her system, Allentown native Amanda Seyfried is lightening up. She began the year with a small role in...Tags: Entertainment, Desmond Harrington, Dear John (movie), Celebrities, Josh Hutcherson
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Colleagues recall a man of words, wisdom — Charley Reese
Editor's note: We asked for remembrances about Charley Reese from his former colleagues on the Orlando Sentinel Editorial Board. Jane Healy (former editorial page editor): "Charley's strength was in always surprising readers. Liberal readers would...Tags: Entertainment, Periodicals
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Legendary cartoonist announces retirement
Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist Dick Locher, 83, has put the stopper in the ink bottle for the last time after more than 40 years of capturing modern life through political cartooning. He recently announced his retirement. Dick's career as...
Tags: Entertainment, Awards and Prizes, Pulitzer Prize Awards, Entertainment Events, Chicago Tribune
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Web campaign to build a Tesla museum succeeds in purchasing lab
The campaign led by Web cartoonist The Oatmeal to buy Nikola Tesla's last laboratory and turn it into a museum honoring the scientist has succeeded in purchasing the property. Matthew Inman, the artist behind The Oatmeal, put up a comic strip announcing...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Politics, Science and Technology, Entertainment, Arts
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'Timmy Failure' feeds Stephan Pastis' success
The last time "Pearls Before Swine" cartoonist Stephan Pastis walked the halls of San Marino's K.L. Carver Elementary School, he was an 11-year-old, practical-joke-loving fifth-grader with a penchant for irreverent doodling — things like the Ty-D-...
Tags: Justice System, Entertainment, Students, Iraq, Teaching and Learning
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Art of the slam dunk: Miami Heat-themed works go on display
This month couldn't be better-timed for collage artist Erika King. While the Miami Heat boys are busy sharp-shooting in the NBA playoffs, her commemorative photo-collages of LeBron, Wade, Bosh and other ballers are on display at Miami Beach's Williams...
Tags: Entertainment, National Basketball Association, Arts, Chicago Bulls, Erik Spoelstra
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Review: "A Curious Man" by Neal Thompson
In 1933, Robert Ripley crash-landed into Chicago, opening his first "Odditorium" exhibition at the World's Fair. At the showing, writes Neal Thompson in “A Curious Man,” a fascinating and fun biography of the "Believe It or Not!" creator,...Tags: Culture, Entertainment, Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., Newspapers, Newspaper and Magazine
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A Valentine for Mom
Tribune cartoonists first celebrated Mother's Day in 1914, when President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed it a national holiday, but it wasn't until the late 1930s that the cartoons made an annual appearance. Find more cartoons online at chicagotribune.com/...
Tags: Mother's Day, Woodrow Wilson, Entertainment
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Mobile computing
From the Chicago TribuneOnce upon a time, long long ago, the personal computer transformed the global economy, made heroes of nerds and gave everyday people the processing power once reserved for space scientists. Now, of course, smartphones and tablets are turning PCs into...Tags: Science and Technology, Google Glass, Entertainment, Google Inc., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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