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One of my favorite movie quips can be heard at the end of the film “Some Like It Hot” by Billy Wilder just before it fades into black. The scene shows the cross-dressing Jack Lemon, who in his ...

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At Bluewater Grill in Newport Beach, the clam chowder isn’t just soup; it’s a transformative experience that might have you questioning every other bowl you’ve ever encountered. Sunset dining on the ...

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