"New Directions: A Juried Exhibition of Contemporary Textiles," organized by the Textile Society of America, opened recently at the Craft & Folk Art Museum. The concept is to showcase shifts in contemporary textile art and to highlight technical, aesthetic and structural innovations.
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Landscaping with California native plants has probably never been more compelling than it is today, when gardeners throughout Southern California are taking drastic measures to keep their yards looking green or, at the very least, alive.
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view moreMiranda Lambert made history at the Country Music Assn. Awards on Wednesday night, winning in four categories to become -- with a lifetime total of 11 trophies -- the most decorated female artist in CMA Awards history. She seemed to spend a lot of time during the evening changing clothes....
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New technologies, and a little help from the U.S. Supreme Court, have made it possible for large numbers of women to find out whether they carry genetic mutations that increase their risk of breast cancer — a development warmly welcomed by experts in the field.
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view moreSubscription-based e-book lending service Scribd is now offering audiobooks, the company announced Thursday. Scribd is one of three top contenders -- alongside Oyster and Amazon's Kindle Unlimited -- in the race to become the leading Netflix-for-books provider.
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A Brentwood property that was briefly home to novelist-screenwriter Raymond Chandler has sold for $2.535 million – nearly 6% above the asking price of $2.395 million.
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After well over a year of hard work turning a 1920s-era abandoned brick building in northern Pasadena into an airy, utterly gorgeous functioning restaurant, Christine Moore and her business partner Pam Perkins opened Lincoln just after dawn Monday.
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