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After 53 years of fighting, the Sabres and Maple Leafs are finally taking it outside.Hamilton, Ont., is the "Centre of the Hockey Universe" today as fans from Buffalo and Toronto meet near the middle for the Heritage Classic (4 p.m. ET, TNT in the U.S.; Sportsnet in Canada). While the rivals have totaled five outdoor games, this is the first against each other. It’s also the first of six Heritage Classics to feature a U.S. team, so the NHL is embracing the international angle and draping half the football stadium in red and white, and the other half in red, white and blue.It's...

After 53 years of fighting, the Sabres and Maple Leafs are finally taking it outside.Hamilton, Ont., is the "Centre of the Hockey Universe" today as fans from Buffalo and Toronto meet near the middle for the Heritage Classic (4 p.m. ET, TNT in the U.S.; Sportsnet in Canada). While the rivals have totaled five outdoor games, this is the first against each other. It’s also the first of six Heritage Classics to feature a U.S. team, so the NHL is embracing the international angle and draping half the football stadium in red and white, and the other half in red, white and blue.Buffalo h...

After 53 years of fighting, the Sabres and Maple Leafs are finally taking it outside.Hamilton, Ont., is the "Centre of the Hockey Universe" today as fans from Buffalo and Toronto meet near the middle for the Heritage Classic (4 p.m. ET, TNT in the U.S.; Sportsnet in Canada). While the rivals have totaled five outdoor games, this is the first against each other. It’s also the first of six Heritage Classics to feature a U.S. team, so the NHL is embracing the international angle and draping half the football stadium in red and white, and the other half in red, white and blue.It's...

After 53 years of fighting, the Sabres and Maple Leafs took it outside. And Buffalo heads back across the border with the win.

The colorful exterior of the Troubadour in West Hollywood. | Sandi Hemmerlein Built in 1946, the two-story building that’s housed the Troubadour live music venue since 1957 is probably best known as a legendary hotspot for early-career performances by the likes of such folk-rock titans as Bob Dylan, The Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Gordon Lightfoot and Neil Young. Elton John made his U.S. live debut there. It’s where future bandmates Don Henley and Glenn Frey met, later to form The Eagles. It’s also said to be where Janis Joplin partied the night away before...