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If it is Christmas, it is time for "Too Many Tamales," an annual holiday show in a working-class neighborhood that has developed a dedicated following with its homage to biculturalism in a city where 41percentt of the population was born abroad.

Over 500 makers will exhibit at this year's fair alongside a crafts pavilion, a whole village dedicated to 3D printing and a special homage to the game-changing Arduino microcontroller.

And when Ravel dedicated "L'Heure Espagnole" to his father, Ivry notes: "This was an odd choice for an homage to a dying father, since the libretto by Franc-Nohain is a rambunctious ode to phallic potency".

Half of the numbers are an homage to the past -- dedicated to "all those who have lived and died".

A piñata in the shape of a giant Nike Cortez sneaker marks the space dedicated to all things Swoosh-emblazoned (including, if you take the time to look, the woven Mexican rugs on the floor) while the space dedicated to Adidas is dominated by an homage to the concrete barbells of nearby Muscle Beach.

It is a lovely homage to friendship.

("Isabelle is a like homage to Audrey Hepburn").

Here's a sentimental homage to John Betjeman.

A rap homage to him has even surfaced on YouTube.

The Age of Innocence mounted a servile homage to Merchant-Ivory.

First, a brief homage to the keyboard.