"Having my costumes taken in is the best feeling in the world," she says
The two are joined by costar Kellan Lutz and other pals at a Spanish tapas restaurant
Ferran Adria is widely regarded as the world's best chef. CNN's Revealed follows the icon of avant garde cuisine.
Ferran Adria delights in doing things differently.
"It's the ultimate in comfort food," says chef Darren McGrady of his famous dessert, which even Queen Elizabeth loves
CNN's Al Goodman previews U.S. first lady Michelle Obama's upcoming visit to Spain.
U.S. first lady Michelle Obama and her youngest daughter, Sasha, 9, arrived Wednesday on Spain's southern Mediterranean coast for a vacation with friends at a luxury hotel here.
A woman was formally charged Monday with the 2008 killing of an aspiring actress and model, California authorities said.
I never tire of tapas. Sure, you can find them in some American cities, but for the true tapas experience, you must go to Spain.
On the third anniversary of their child's disappearance, Gerry and Kate say they will continue looking
If you're like most Americans, your image of Spain is the region of Andalucia, famous for windswept landscapes, whitewashed hill towns, flamenco and gazpacho.
If you're like most Americans, your image of Spain is the region of Andalucia, famous for windswept landscapes, whitewashed hill towns, flamenco and gazpacho. While visitors gravitate to the region's big cities of Granada, Sevilla and Cordoba, Andalucia's hill towns -- a charm bracelet of cute villages perched in the sierras -- offer a taste of wonderfully untouched Spanish culture.
It's not as achingly hip as Barcelona and it's more manageable than Madrid: Spain's third city has plenty of flavor, an urban edge and uniquely Valencian oddities.
Across the city, Angelenos fuel up at gleaming, brightly painted taco trucks for a dinner or late-night snack of tortas, quesadillas and burritos (but mostly tacos). Here are a few of the best trucks.
When 30-something mom Myra Doyle jetted to this Florida hot spot for a reunion with three high school friends, they "wanted to do what South Beach people do." But they had a rule: "There are four of us here and we have 11 kids among us. We want to be in bed by midnight."
Portuguese officials have ended their investigation into the disappearance of the British girl. Her parents, no longer suspects, vow to continue the search
Food is a huge part of any destination for me, and my home base -- Atlanta, Georgia -- is no exception.
Salamanca's Plaza Mayor, Spain's grandest square, seems to celebrate life. Strolling across the square with Carlos, my guide, we passed a young man walking alone who suddenly burst into song. I asked Carlos why and he said, "Doesn't it happen where you live?"
These are trying times for talent scouts. Not long ago, a classic "bird-dog" like Jerry Krause could make a stealth trip to central Arkansas, find a versatile swingman and acquire him before other teams had ever seen the guy play. Imagine the equivalent of Scottie Pippen today: His first-triple would be posted on You Tube before sunrise. By which time, some scouting service would have posted his seventh-grade stats on a Web site.
A woman's body was discovered in a Newport Beach hotel room kept in dry ice. KCAL's Michele Gile reports.
We don't know where to look first. The massive pillars, looking like tree trunks, stone chameleons, tortoises and turtles, help support the columns. The sheer size of the place is amazing. Some of the towers soar more than 500 feet. Even jaded teens, like my 13-year-old niece, Erica Fieldman, can't help but be impressed.
Gather round the fire and nestle close, dear readers, for here in the great hall of Castle Limey, amidst faded portraits and moth-eaten antlers, wise Team Limey has salutary holiday messages for you to contemplate. And some banter, too.
One of Southern California's prettiest escapes is just a short skip from Los Angeles. All you need is three days and the right itinerary.
Let me pack you along for a day on the road to help demystify what goes into the making of a guidebook.
UPDATE: British and Spanish reporters claim to have found the girl that some believed might have been Madeleine McCann. London's Evening Standard says the girl is actually a 5-year-old from the village of Zinat in Morocco, the BBC reports. More to come...
The mother of missing child Madeleine McCann has been named a suspect in her daughter's disappearance and could be arrested, a family spokeswoman said Friday.
Just over two years after the Asian tsunami wreaked havoc on Phuket, Thailand's coastline, the resort island is back and better than ever.
The official mascot of the University of Virginia is the musketeer-like Cavalier, but unofficially it's the wahoo, a fish that, according to student legend, can drink twice its weight in a day. That's probably not what Thomas Jefferson had in mind when he designed U.Va.'s elegant neoclassical brick buildings and colonnades.
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1. Gary Matthews Jr.: Following last year's breakout campaign, Matthews Jr.'s offseason didn't go quite the way he had planned ... It started off nice -- $50 mill nice. But the joy of a salary bump must have been soured by the ensuing response from the masses -- a disapproving (and deafening) cry of "one-year wonder." Public displeasure increased exponentially in February, when Matthews' name came up on an HGH customer list of an FBI-raided pharmacy. After two weeks of silence -- which only served to further enrage everyone, including Angels owner Arte Moreno -- Matthews Jr. denied ever taking steroids.
Every town chooses something to be proud of, and in Ojai, California, it's the sunsets. Pride is an understatement; sunsets are such a ceremony that locals have a name -- "The Pink Moment" -- to describe when the tips of the Topa Topa mountains take on the shade of cotton candy. There's even a preferred perch from which to watch: Meditation Mount, a new age center devoted to the power of meditation, on the eastern side of town.
Check out The Scene's recommendations for Seville. Is your favorite spot not here? Send us your suggestions.
The food at Google's 11 cafeterias on its Mountain View, Calif., campus is not only fabulous, it's free. Bon appetit!
South America's most sophisticated city sure knows how to kick up its heels. But you better pace yourself: primetime is way north of midnight.
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Check out The Scene's recommendations for the Spanish city and send us your ideas and suggestions below.
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Good food is not something generally associated with the beautiful game, but if gastronomy and football are two of your passions, and you are looking for the pinnacle of each, then few cities fare better than the Spanish capital, Madrid.
Tom Stoppard recently explained to the New York Times that when his plays start their U.S. runs in San Francisco, his real competition isn't other theaters, it's restaurants. Now, thanks to the exp...
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