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Rockabilly's Revenge in Long Beach
By B. Noel Barr

A chill was blowing through the aged wood doorway of the Blue Café in the old coastal town of Long Beach, California a few days into the New Year. On the stage were The L.A. King Pins. In the back was a beautiful statuesque blond named Mel, in hip hugging pants playing a small rudimentary drum kit. Continue

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Romantic Remedies: Ask Mrs. T - Culinary Advice for the Lovelorn
By Gretchen Tostrup

Valentine's Day can be a warm and joyous holiday, wrapped in declarations of love and caring, or can be fraught with complications. This week, guest columnist Mrs. T answers readers' queries about the sweetest day. The correspondence in the Entree' column reflect real questions presented, though the letters are imaginary. Mrs.T will answer readers' queries and quandaries in future issues. Please email Mrs. T using the contacts page on this website.
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Aiming High
By Gene Warech

Theatres are reaching for he brass ring, tackling big subjects, spilling heir guts out. When it works it is thrilling, when it doesn’t—well, you can at least admire the guts. Continue