Emmy-winning actor Billy Miller is asking $2.3 million for his 1920s Spanish-style home with original details and a plethora of outdoor spaces.
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One other day, one other Nobu outing for Kendall Jenner and Devin Booker. The rumored pair — who’ve fueled dating hypothesis in current weeks — loved a lunch date on Saturday on the Malibu, Calif., eatery,
Paulick Report
With three prestigious Grade 1 stakes on opening day, Saturday, Dec. 26, Santa Anita's 2020-21 Winter/Spring stakes schedule will offer fans and horsemen a total of 95 stakes through closing day, June 20.
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Chadwick Boseman’s household and buddies paid their respects to the late “Black Panther” star over the weekend, lower than two weeks after the actor succumbed to his battle with colon most cancers. Lupita Nyong’o,
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First-year Corban University head men's basketball coach Taylor Kelly detailed the squad's finalized list of 2020-21 recruits on Tuesday. The
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She may be the flashy girl from Flushing, but this year Fran Drescher is keeping the holidays dim out of necessity. “I’ve thrown some pretty decent bashes in my day, but that is not on the menu in the forthcoming months,
- Hopefully, we’ll be able to turn back to a time when we didn’t have to worry about such a highly contagious virus.”
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The Saved by the Bell franchise’s 20-year timeout came to an end with Wednesday’s debut of the highly anticipated revival, which follows a new generation at Bayside and catches up with the Class of ’93.
Charlotte Observer
A helicopter crew with night vision goggles found a “needle in the haystack” in their rescue of a lost hiker Tuesday evening in Los Angeles, officials say. The 45-year-old woman had become lost in Red Rock Canyon Park in Topanga,
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A helicopter crew with night vision goggles found a “needle in the haystack” in their rescue of a lost hiker Tuesday evening in Los Angeles, officials say. The 45-year-old woman had become lost in Red Rock Canyon Park in Topanga,
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A helicopter crew with night vision goggles found a “needle in the haystack” in their rescue of a lost hiker Tuesday evening in Los Angeles, officials say. The 45-year-old woman had become lost in Red Rock Canyon Park in Topanga,
The Free Press
A willingness to take risks, work hard and have fun along the way.” The three pillars on which Kyle Lawrence has built his career have led to his success, as well as happiness, and what I immediately perceive as an upbeat,
The incredible true story of the planet's most notoriously miserly billionaire and his descendants.
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Everything feels so much bigger than you right now. Events. Problems. Forces. For some insight into how to manage the overwhelming, for reassurance that with the right judgment it can be handled, pull up film of Laird Hamilton riding a big wave.
The Malibu Times
Malibu High School teachers, staff and administration gathered last week (in small, socially distanced groups) to enjoy a free lunch catered by Duke’s Malibu Restaurant. About 30 staffers who are
The Malibu Times
Nov. 24, Malibu City Council meeting, Malibu Mayor Mikke Pierson directly and publicly addressed council-member elect Bruce Silverstein over Zoom: “It’s really discouraging, what you’re doing right
Los Angeles Times
Men' actor Shawn Ashmore just sold his Studio City home for $2.125 million, finding a buyer in a week and getting $26,000 more than he asked.
Newsom Shouldn’t Bulldoze LA’s Ballona Wetlands”), the California Department of Fish and Wildlife’s plan for Ballona is the only means to accomplish all of the goals set for Ballona after 20 years and counting of expert studies,
Los Angeles Times
How do we go about selecting nine favorite hiking trails to hit this Thanksgiving weekend — or any other weekend — in and around L.A.? Simple. By randomly omitting our 991 other favorites. From easy family walks to local bucket-list treks,
A haute shopping event is rolling into Houston just in time for the holiday season. Tamara Mellon, the women’s luxury footwear brand from the
Malibu Pro and Prep Sports
The Malibu Times
There might have been moments when Pepperdine Waves tennis player Jessica Failla wanted to just call it a match. After all, who wants to compete in the Lone Star State’s
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Further proving there's no feat she can't accomplish, Wilson shared snippets of her first surfing lesson — during which she managed to stand up on a surfboard on her first try. NBD, right? In addition to a couple of cute still shots on the beach,
The Malibu Times
Members of the Pepperdine Waves women’s soccer team won’t kick any competitive goals this year, and members of the school’s women’s volleyball team must wait a few extra months to
The Malibu Times
The reigning Golden Coast Conference (GCC) men’s water polo champions, the Pepperdine Waves, won’t begin their swim toward another conference title until next year.
The Malibu Times
Members of t High School Sharks girls volleyball team picked the brain of one sport’s veterans during a Zoom call on June 18.
The Malibu Times
Malibu High School Sharks football may still take place during the upcoming school year—but according to guidance released Monday, July 20, the fall season will be pushed back to January
The Malibu Times
It’s been more than three years since Marv Dunphy retired from his post as the head coach of the Pepperdine Waves men’s volleyball team. To the hall of fame coach,
Los Angeles Times
It’s not all basketball news in these parts. In Malibu, the home of “Wild Wild West” actor Robert Conrad sold for $5.1 million after just a few weeks on the market. Conrad, who died this year at 84, reimagined the property after buying it a decade ago.
Los Angeles Times
Kenesaw Mountain Landis. “Why is it on there?” said Larkin, the Black shortstop voted National League MVP in 1995 with the Cincinnati Reds. “I was always aware of his name and what that meant to slowing the color line in Major League Baseball,
Surfer
For the past six years or so, on the first Saturday in June, dozens of inner-city kids venture splashing and laughing into the gentle waist high peaks near California’s Santa Monica Pier to get their first taste of surfing.
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