Some highlights from the past week on the LA Observed blogs, for the review-minded:

News & ChatterWelcome to Gentrification City, Leland Wong indicted, Sunset Junction kisses up to celebrities, Dopest Lawyer makes the LAT, James Ellroy pro and con, Mystery stench invades Long Beach, Coolest house in L.A., Garlic warfare in Silver Lake.
LA Biz ObservedParamount dumps Tom Cruise, Dog Day Emmys, MySpace the magazine, Tower Records files Chapter 11, Remembering the department stores.
Native IntelligenceWhat Sumner Redstone means for the culture of lying in Hollywood, Surf's up for one TV writer, It really is a small world.
SoCal Sports ObservedToots Shor documentary, Jered Weaver finally loses, New college sports website, Luc Robitaille gets an honor.
Echo Park blogMaoist ice cream, This is G town, Grebe chicks at Echo Park lake.

Malibu blogParadise found and sold, Two sides of the same story, Another girl surfing magazine.

We get emailNew letters blog brings email about gentrification, Allison Margolin and Joe Francis.

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The week's worth of Morning Buzz

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10:15 PM Sat | Marathon organizers are advising runners to get out early Sunday since getting to Dodger Stadium could prove difficult: "ARRIVE EARLY! We suggest you be there by 5:30am.," says an official tweet. Plus street closures, bus changes and more.
8:54 PM Sat | The Hump shuts its doors
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2:26 PM Fri | You might recall his being sent off for secretly paying clients to pursue shareholder lawsuits.
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