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Road test: 2008 Nissan Rogue
name is a bit of a misnomer. When I hear the word rogue, images of Clark Gable, Rudolph Valentino and especially Errol Flynn -- swashbuckling Hollywood leading men from the Golden Age -- come to mind. On-and off-screen, these legendary kings of the flirtatious 1:39 PM from Driving Canada Read more »
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The fight of her life
cemetery called Hollywood Forever (Paramount Studios was built on the back half of the original cemetery). Rudolph Valentino is buried there, so is Cecil B. DeMille. “You can see the Hollywood sign from my plot,” she says. ”Not that I’ll be looking.” In the from New York Post Read more »
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Meet Blood and Sand, a scotch-based tiki drink
and Sand cocktail, in all its tiki-ness. The scotch-based cocktail was introduced following the 1922 bullfighter film from Rudolph Valentino, Blood and Sand. It's one of the few non-rum "tiki" cocktails. But thanks to Dean Hurst, Director of Spirits at Sideberns from Creative Loafing Tampa Read more »
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'The Searchers' aims to separate legend from historical reality
off a civilized woman, transporting her to another culture, and, according to movie versions, a better sex life. (Think Rudolph Valentino in The Sheik, Tarzan in Tarzan of the Apes and Daniel Day-Lewis in the filmed Mohicans.) Myth and reality, however, are from KansasCity.com Read more »
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Century-old San Antonio hotel to be renovated
ANTONIO (AP) — Babe Ruth once spoke at a business luncheon the St. Anthony Hotel in San Antonio. Rudolph Valentino once danced on the roof. John Wayne is among Hollywood stars to have visited. So have presidents. Now the new owners of the Alamo City's first from San Francisco Chronicle Read more »
