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March 7, 2007
Squeezing Money from Corpses in Irvine
That companies which use magical accounting practices to rewrite history to fatten the bank accounts of their executives would try to squeeze money from corpses isn't really too surprising, but it is still disgusting. And it's happening in Irvine. The Wall Street Journal reports that dozens of co ... More >>
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January 22, 2008
Coachella lineup announced
Via Coachella.com: FRIDAY, APRIL 25: Jack Johnson, The Verve, Raconteurs, The Breeders, Fatboy Slim, Tegan and Sara, Madness, The Swell Season, The National, Animal Collective, Slightly Stoopid, Mum, Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings, Stars, Battles, Aesop Rock, Midnight Juggernauts, Does it Offend yo ... More >>
Columns
October 25, 2007
!Ask a Mexican!(r)
"The same women who complain about ‘sleazy’ Mexican men go to France and giggle about ‘how flirtatious’ French men are"
Film
November 15, 2007
DVDish
WEB EXCLUSIVE! Once Upon a Time . . .
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October 20, 2005
Costa Mesa
WEB EXCLUSIVE! Once Upon a Time . . .
Food
April 3, 2003
Kiss My Cassoulet!
Flabby Francophile defends Gauls, dines at Bistro le Crillon
Food
February 6, 2003
Guillotines and Escargots
Enjoy a bit of Paris in Little Saigon
Food
January 24, 2002
Coffee Crusade
The great Little Saigon coffee inquiry
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May 15, 2009
UPDATE: Pascal Olhats Coming to French 75, Fashion Island
Details at 11, or, rather, as soon as we have them, because everyone is remaining tight-lipped about this at the moment. But French 75 did confirm that famed French chef Olhats is joining them "within the month", that he isn't closing any of his other restaurants and that there will a new menu to ce ... More >>
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April 13, 2009
Calorie-Free Chocolate Comes With A Catch
Suffering from chocolate overload, thanks to the English tradition for vast amounts of huge chocolate eggs at Easter, I was intrigued by this article about an inhalable, zero-calorie form of the stuff called Le Whif. Harvard Professor David Edwards, who created the canisters filled with tiny pa ... More >>
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June 9, 2009
Going to The Mars Volta tonight? I hate you
Okay, maybe that headline was a little strong. I don't "hate" you, "envy" is a better word. Those waiting with baited breath for the next time this ravenous band of fluffy-haired art rockers would travel anywhere near OC had to swallow a bitter pill when The Mars Volta's first tour dates in support ... More >>
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July 2, 2009
'Slave Hunter' Co-Author Christine Buckley Wears Her Journalism on Her Sleeve
WEB EXCLUSIVE!
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July 20, 2009
Long Beach Violin Thief Comes Home
If there were airport police dogs who could sniff out the delicate, old-wood scents of a violin worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, Anthony Eugene Notarstefano would have been caught years ago. The alleged violin thief from Long Beach connected to the 2006 robbery of violonist Mark Kashper's Hol ... More >>
Film
August 6, 2009
In Praise of the Julia Half of 'Julie & Julia'
If there were airport police dogs who could sniff out the delicate, old-wood scents of a violin worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, Anthony Eugene Notarstefano would have been caught years ago. The alleged violin thief from Long Beach connected to the 2006 robbery of violonist Mark Kashper's Hol ... More >>
Film
August 20, 2009
'Inglourious Basterds': Quentin's Final Solution!
If there were airport police dogs who could sniff out the delicate, old-wood scents of a violin worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, Anthony Eugene Notarstefano would have been caught years ago. The alleged violin thief from Long Beach connected to the 2006 robbery of violonist Mark Kashper's Hol ... More >>
Music
September 17, 2009
[Sound Guy] Jessica Dobson's Connections Run Deep. Plus News From Local Natives and Jeffree Star
If there were airport police dogs who could sniff out the delicate, old-wood scents of a violin worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, Anthony Eugene Notarstefano would have been caught years ago. The alleged violin thief from Long Beach connected to the 2006 robbery of violonist Mark Kashper's Hol ... More >>
Music
October 29, 2009
Onetime Smooth-House DJ Andy Caldwell Toughens Up His Sound
If there were airport police dogs who could sniff out the delicate, old-wood scents of a violin worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, Anthony Eugene Notarstefano would have been caught years ago. The alleged violin thief from Long Beach connected to the 2006 robbery of violonist Mark Kashper's Hol ... More >>
Film
December 24, 2009
[Year In Film] At the turn of the decade, Clint Eastwood tackles Mandela and the 'Hereafter'
If there were airport police dogs who could sniff out the delicate, old-wood scents of a violin worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, Anthony Eugene Notarstefano would have been caught years ago. The alleged violin thief from Long Beach connected to the 2006 robbery of violonist Mark Kashper's Hol ... More >>
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January 5, 2010
The Fabulous World of Gay Wine
Dave LiebermanAs I was scarfing down empanadas today at El Gaucho #2 in Anaheim, my eyes were drawn to cases and cases of wine below the all-fútbol-all-the-tiempo big-screen TVs. Cases of wine are not exactly out of place in an Argentine market with a fantastic sandwich counter, but somehow this ... More >>
Film
February 4, 2010
Cowboy Diplomacy From Our Man In Paris, John Travolta
Dave LiebermanAs I was scarfing down empanadas today at El Gaucho #2 in Anaheim, my eyes were drawn to cases and cases of wine below the all-fútbol-all-the-tiempo big-screen TVs. Cases of wine are not exactly out of place in an Argentine market with a fantastic sandwich counter, but somehow this ... More >>
Food
February 11, 2010
Sex and Romance at Six OC Restaurants
[Sex Issue] Take Your Lover to One of These Dining Hot Spots, Then Have Each Other for Dessert
Film
April 15, 2010
Going to Extremes to Get the Shot
[Newport Beach Film Fest] You think action-sports athletes push the limit? Check out the people filming them
Blogs
May 12, 2010
A Minimalist's Rice Pudding
Jonathan Gill/ / CC BY 2.0A different grain for dessertWhen it comes to desert and grains, wheat is by far the king, with flour turning up in nearly every treat you could put together to end a meal with. But rice, too, has its place in the sweetest course, with its natural, unadorned flavor lendi ... More >>
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June 3, 2010
Daniella Foletto Exhibit
Bayside Restaurant
Film
June 10, 2010
(100) Days of Summer Movies
[Summer Guide] Flicks to help you enjoy the great indoors
Culture
June 24, 2010
We'll Always Have 'Paris By Night'
At least on DVD. But thanks to all the pirated discs, the iconic, over-the-top Vietnamese-language variety show might be facing its final curtain
Blogs
June 30, 2010
The Chameleon of the Kitchen: Red Gravy
Flickr user elswifterinoOne day, I was in a café in Paris' foodie black hole, place de la Madeleine, and I asked why there were so few Italian restaurants in Paris."Bof, la cuisine italienne ! Enlevez les tomates et y aura que la cuisine française mal faite," the waiter sneered--take away the t ... More >>
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September 29, 2010
Where Good Apples Go When They Die: Baba au Calvados
Flickr user jo-hIf you're a regular reader of Fork, you've probably noticed I haven't been around much lately. This is because I am stuffing myself silly doing research on regional French food and drink. While I love Paris, get out into the countryside and French food becomes more approachable, c ... More >>
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October 11, 2010
Five Explanations For the French Paradox
Flickr user stuckincustomsIf you've never heard the term "French paradox", it's used to refer to the concept that French people, who are as a rule slim and svelte, seem to eat whatever they want: tons of white bread, cheese, butter, bacon, and far too much dessert for their own good. Everything f ... More >>
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October 18, 2010
An Open Letter To Jean-Luc Naret of the Michelin Guide
Flickr user lwrNo longer to be seen in Los Angeles...Last week, John Mariani of Esquire magazine interviewed the just-retired director of the Michelin Guide, Jean-Luc Naret. The 2011 New York guide is heading for press, and there will be a Chicago guide next year as well, and Mariani caught Naret ... More >>
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November 16, 2010
On the Line: Britta Kvinge Pulliam
Photo by Todd BarnesOrange County--fleeting, impermanent, forever-discarding Orange County--is severely lacking in longstanding food personalities who aren't afraid to open new places while keeping a signature style. There's the Goodells, Pascal Olhats, Chef Abe and...who else? Definitely on that ... More >>
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November 30, 2010
System of a Down is Reuniting, European Dates Announced (Is a US Tour Forthcoming?)
When news broke that our beloved System of a Down was reuniting and playing in Europe for two weeks in June 2011, my brain started shorting. After going on indefinite hiatus in 2006 (just a few months after releasing their fifth album, Hypnotize), System of a Down left a discernible gap in ... More >>
Film
January 13, 2011
Lesser 'Version'
Mordecai Richler gets a downgrade
Culture
February 4, 2011
Rolling In the Benjamin at the Bowers Museum
'Benjamin Franklin: In Search of a Better World' shows there's more to the Founding Father than his face on the $100 bill
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February 4, 2011
'Before He Became a Doer, He Was a Reader': Professor Alan Houston on Benjamin Franklin.
As you've probably gathered if you've read my rave review of the current Bowers Museum exhibition on the life of Benjamin Franklin, I've become a bit of a Franklin enthusiast overnight. So profound is my admiration for the show--and for Franklin himself--I rented documentaries from Netflix and sp ... More >>
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March 10, 2011
Five Careers for the Post-Retirement Phil Collins
In a move that devastated fans of the soundtrack to Disney's Tarzan (1999), Phil Collins announced his retirement from the music industry this week. A prolific recording artist during his 40 year career, it's unlikely the former Genesis front man will stay idle for long. When Collins is read ... More >>
News
May 12, 2011
Reza Abedi's Greatest Escape
A local high-school-wrestling coach gave up his Olympic dreams to flee Khomeini's Iran
Film
May 12, 2011
Dysfunction Junction
[CANNES REPORT] Halfway through, and it's clear: Cannes 2011 has issues
Film
May 19, 2011
Cannes Outdoes Itself
Best of the best: Our picks from the strongest festival in years
Blogs
July 1, 2011
July 3rd Marks the 40th Anniversary The Doors' Jim Morrison Death, We Remember Him Now With Five of the Most Surreal Theories Surrounding His Passing
July 3rd marks the 40th anniversary of the Doors' legendary frontman Jim Morrison's death. Fans worldwide will celebrate his life and his massive contribution to music--just imagine how many bands now owe their sound to the Doors--with tribute shows, exhibits, and even ceremonies. The Rock and Ro ... More >>
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July 25, 2011
Kanye West Jay Z = The Throne: They're a Hip-Hop Supergroup About to Go on Tour
Now they've done it. Jay-Z and Kanye West have formed a hip-hop supergroup called The Throne. And yes, there will be an album, and yes, there will be a tour called (wait for it) Watch the Throne. It will be available digitally on August 8, exclusively on iTunes. On the same day, tickets will be ... More >>
Culture
December 1, 2011
South Coast Plaza Holiday Survival Guide!
[Trendzilla] Hours, new shops and more!
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January 26, 2012
Skrillex, 12th Planet at the Echoplex Last Night
Matt Oliver/OC WeeklyCheck Yo Ponytail 2EchoplexJan. 25, 2012Skrillex forgot to check his ponytail at the door last night, when he was joined onstage by the American Godfather of Dubstep, a.k.a. the hero of Dubstep, 12th Planet and U.K.'s Caspa. If you were at the Echoplex, you were in for a trea ... More >>
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February 7, 2012
Madonna Announces World Tour While the Register Picks Apart Her Plastic Surgery Work
The last time I saw Madonna, it was 2006 and I paid $352 for a floor ticket. Madonna, fresh off the success of her Super Bowl halftime show, is going on a World Tour beginning May 29 in Tel Aviv, Israel. While we have no idea how much tickets will be going for, we do know she'll stop at&nbs ... More >>
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February 9, 2012
Joachim Garraud Talks About Coming to Orange County and Dubstep
Joachim Garraud is one of the most well-known techno personalities in the world; his Iconic Space Invader mask has terrorized every country he has visited--in a good way. (Proof is in his Youtube Channel). All the way from Paris, France, Garraud will be invading Sutra on Friday night with his key ... More >>
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February 13, 2012
Joachim Garraud at Sutra Last Friday Night
Matt OliverJoachim GarraudJoachim GarraudSutra-Costa MesaFeb. 13, 2011Sutra was invaded all the way from Paris, France, as Joachim Garraud took over with keytar in hand. The resident DJ, Drew Pierce led the crowd in a prelaunch ritual for Joachim Garraud with club hits "Bounce," "Turn Me On" and "We ... More >>

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