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Michael Paul Williams: Lawyer helps homeless teens defy odds
Standing outside the dressing room at the Target store, the fashion model-turned-lawyer inspected the white dress that the homeless teen would wear.
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Movie review: 'Darling Companion'
If you have to stop and think about the answer to the question, "Whom do you like better: your spouse or the dog?" — and don't act as if the thought hasn't occurred to you more than once — "Darling Companion" will have no trouble wagging its way into your heart.
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Dining Out Review: Burger Bach
The bill runs higher here than your typical burger joint. But given the quality flavors Burger Bach is putting forth, I'm willing to pay a little extra.
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The Hear & Now: Richmond Playlist sponsors free show
Every morning, I get up, check my email and then hit the Web. One of the first places I go is Richmond Playlist.
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New coaster highlights makeover to Busch Gardens' Oktoberfest
It doesn't take long to realize that Busch Gardens Williamsburg's newest roller coaster, Verbolten, is no ordinary drive through the German countryside.
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Preserved bodies offer look inside humans at Science Museum of Virginia exhibit
Those are a couple of neat tidbits about human anatomy you can learn at the "Body Worlds & the Brain" exhibit at the Science Museum of Virginia.
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Don't toss the pineapple skin; use it on the grill
As I stood at the cutting board slicing slabs of thick skin off a fresh pineapple, a thought occurred to me: The strips of skin were an awful lot like the cedar planks some people use to add flavor to food on the grill. Perhaps they could be used the same way.
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Table Talk: Genghis Grill opens in Chesterfield
Genghis Grill (11500 Midlothian Turnpike) opened last week in Chesterfield Towne Center. Open Sunday through Thursday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., the stir-fry restaurant offers heart healthy and "build your own bowl" selections. Call (804) 420-8888.
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Practical Nutrition: Red meat has a place in healthy diet
Memorial Day weekend welcomes in the grilling season for many people. And red meat often has a prime place on those grills: steaks, ribs, hamburgers, hot dogs and brats.
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Culinary Clues: Rack of lamb
Learn how to sear, roast and carve a rack of lamb with techniques from Chef Dave Booth of UR's Center for Culinary Arts. Check back each Wednesday for new Culinary Clues and view past Culinary Clues, here. Video by Brigitte Fanelli
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Recipes Remembered: Chicken Tortilla Pizza
Here's a favorite from The Times-Dispatch archives: In a skillet over medium, brown ground chicken and onion until chicken is no longer pink, 5 to 6 minutes. Stir in oregano, garlic salt and cooked rice.
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Two fresh approaches with the classic milkshake
Chocolate and cherry are a classic combination that really stand out in this milkshake.
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Bill's Back Porch: Running on one leg
RICHMOND, VA -- Robin Yoder is an amputee, and an inspirational triathlete. Past coverage.
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Cronenberg's "Cosmopolis" mirrors troubled times
CANNES, France (AP) -- In the movie "Cosmopolis," director David Cronenberg goes on a visceral day-trip inside the limousine of a tycoon - who cares little for bloody, populist riots taking place outside his car....
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Bayou Country Superfest to kick off Saturday
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- Country singer Jerrod Niemann says he'll have a horn section in tow when he heads to south Louisiana this weekend for Bayou Country Superfest, a two-day festival with a lineup that includes Carrie Underwood, Keith Urban, Rascal Flatts, Jason Aldean, Sara Evans and others....
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Stars offer hugs, kisses and vampire bite at gala
CAP D'ANTIBES, France (AP) -- Stars promised hugs, kisses, a massage - and a vampire bite - in a glamor-filled auction to raise money to fight AIDS....
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'Winter's Tale' by Shakespeare gets African reboot
LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) -- A theater cast has flown from tropical Nigeria to share its own interpretation of the Shakespearean tragicomedy "The Winter's Tale" with a UK audience....
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Breeze of Arab Spring felt on Cannes red carpet
CANNES, France (AP) -- The ripples of the Arab Spring are being felt in summery Cannes, where films from Egypt and Syria, as well as a documentary about the overthrow of Libya's Moammar Gadhafi, are being screened alongside the latest features from the world's heavyweight directors....
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Born this way? Lady Gaga meets Thai 'lady boys'
BANGKOK (AP) -- Lady Gaga has met Thailand's premier "lady boys" at a Bangkok drag show featuring busty dancers who were not born that way...
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This is pop? A look at wacky Eurovision contenders
BAKU, Azerbaijan (AP) -- A memorable melody. Distinctive stage presence. Some horse-trading of votes....
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Lady Gaga won't change show for protests: manager
SINGAPORE (AP) -- Lady Gaga's manager says the pop diva has no plans to tone down her act, even if that prevents her from performing in some countries on her Asian tour....
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Jackson shows off new curves in the French Rivera
CAP D'ANTIBES, France (AP) -- Janet Jackson may have joined the ranks of diet plan celebrity spokeswomen Jennifer Hudson and Mariah Carrey, but she insists there's absolutely no competition among the slimmed-down singers....
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Biz to Go: Virginia launches road-trip tourism campaign
Virginia's newest tourism campaign is focused on getting travelers off their couches and into their cars for an "old-school" road trip.
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Leonard Pitts Jr. to sign books in Richmond
Leonard Pitts Jr., Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist for the Miami Herald, will be at Fountain Bookstore, 1312 E. Cary St., on Thursday at 6:30 p.m. to promote his new novel, "Freeman."
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