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LBLinebacker
LBLibra (Latin: Pound; unit of mass)
LBLebanon
LBLow Battery
LBLight Blue
LBLong Beach (various locations)
LBLoad-Bearing
LBLoad Balancing
LBLane Bryant
LBLabrador
LBLight Bulb
LBLarry Brown (basketball coach)
LBLetter Box
LBLittle Brother
LBLegally Blonde
LBLower Bound
LBLittle Boy (atomic bomb)
LBLaguna Beach (California)
LBLog Book
LBLoad Balancer
LBLeft Back (soccer position)
LBLaura Biagiotti (fashion; Italy)
LBLimp Bizkit (band)
LBLehman Brothers (investment services company)
LBLondon Borough
LBLandesbank (German: regional government bank)
LBLow Bay (lighting)
LBLarge Business
LBLuria-Bertani
LBLoad Bank (generators)
LBLight Bomber
LBLean Back (rapper)
LBLloyd Banks (rap artist)
LBLowboy (in-room safe type for hotels)
LBLong Barrel
LBLocal Bus
LBLost Boys
LBLinux Based
LBLeg-Break (cricket)
LBLanding Barge (US Navy)
LBLeft Brain
LBLangmuir-Blodgett
LBLine Brother
LBLoverboy (band)
LBLoop Back
LBLive Birth
LBLotus Birth (leaving the placenta attached after birth)
LBLucille Ball
LBLance Bass
LBLocal Boys
LBLower Brace
LBLaurentian Bank (Canada)
LBLeft Bumper (Xbox 360 controller button)
LBLogging and Bookkeeping (web service interface)
LBLow Brass (music score)
LBLattice Boltzmann
LBLord British
LBLogistics Base
LBLloyd Aereo Boliviano (Bolivia, IATA airline code)
LBLouis Braille (inventor of 'braille')
LBLightbringer (World of Warcraft US server)
LBLimited Base
LBBank of Lithuania
LBLast Blade (SNK game)
LBLogic Block
LBLocal Battery
LBLutheran Brotherhood
LBLiquid Broth
LBLeaky Bucket (traffic policing algorithms)
LBLoveboat
LBLocal Buckling (structural element)
LBLanding Beach
LBBurst Length (Transmission Channel Parameter)
LBLoad Buffer
LBLine Booster
LBLiver Biology
LBLeft Behind Book Series (Jerry B. Jenkins and Tim F. LaHaye)
LBLysogeny Broth (bacterial growth medium)
LBLate Babylonian
LBLitter Bearer
LBPhotographic Laboratory Specialist (US Navy)
LBLifeburn (gaming, Everquest)
LBLog Bay
LBLaboratorio BioquĂ­mico (Guatemala, biologic laboratories)
LBLuna Broth
LBCarriers' Semi-Official Stamp (Scott Catalogue prefix; philately)
LBLongest Backup
LBLoss due to Blockage
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Despite her accomplishments and the success of her entertainment empire, Lucille Ball never forgot her hometown.
In an entertainment context, the "unruly talent" unleashed by the small screen included people such as Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, who created the first great smash series, I Love Lucy.
Another Hirschfeld classic," TV Totem Pole," was featured on the cover o Colliers Magazine in 1954 and features actors Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz, Jackie Gleason, Jack Webb and Groucho Marx.
Testimony before the committee in 1953 revealed that Lucille Ball had once registered as a Communist.
That's because, as the enduring story line goes, Lucille Ball's character, Lucille McGillicuty, had met Desi Arnaz's Ricky Ricardo while vacationing in his homeland, Cuba.
* Indeed, Jimmy Durante still charms television watchers, but 50 years ago when it came time to bestow the 1952 Emmy for the Most Outstanding Television Personality, the winner, chosen over nominees that included not only Durante, but also Lucille Ball, Arthur Godfrey and Edward R.
Boris Karloff, the Marx Brothers, Eddie Cantor, James Cagney, Lucille Ball, and Frederic March were only a few of the Screen Actors Guild enthusiasts from among the stars.
On offer are Terry Thomas's Too Many Crooks (certainly are in this election); Woody Allen's Take The Money And Run (cash-for- questions Tories already have), and Look Who's Laughing (not John Major as Tony Blair sweeps into Downing Street) with Lucille Ball and - I kid you not - one Neil Hamilton!
Kathleen Brady's Lucille: The Life of Lucille Ball (Hyperion, 397 pp.) is a pleasure to read as her accounts of film and comic TV actress Lucille Ball's life are masterfully written and full of first-hand and often funny anecdotes from Ball's friends and family as well as Ball herself.
Fantle, a professor of film and culture who interviews, writes, and speaks about Hollywood's Golden Age, and Johnson, an editor and writer of movie reviews and features, offer 75 interviews with artists who starred, directed, wrote, choreographed, or composed musical scores for movies and television shows from the Golden Age, such as Steve Allen, Ed Asner, Fred Astaire, Lucille Ball, Milton Berle, Jacqueline Bisset, George Burns, James Cagney, Frank Capra, Hoagy Carmichael, Cyd Charisse, Angie Dickinson, Peter Falk, George Hamilton, Tippi Hedren, Charlton Heston, Bob Hope, Gene Kelly, Martin Landau, Jerry Lewis, Karl Malden, Bob Newhart, Gregory Peck, Debbie Reynolds, Mickey Rooney, Artie Shaw, Robert Wagner, and Eli Wallach.
Summary: Los Angeles [USA], August 8 (ANI): Cate Blanchett is all set to live the life of the comedienne Lucille Ball.
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