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Editor's Dozen: Jan. 21-27
Some of the most talked-about posts from the past week at LA Observed:
- Black teens guilty in Long Beach assault
- KTLA's star makes news — on KTLA's "news"
- Times editor O'Shea slams website into gear
- Mayor Sleepy at the State of the Union
- Rupert Murdoch and the Chandlers come together
- Another reason for drivers and neighbors to loathe Playa Vista
- Author Barbara Seranella dies at 50, not unappreciated
- Creator of the Hollyweed sign dies
- Standing down at LAVoice.org
- When Lopez met Szabo, via Strumpette
- OC Weekly editor ankles with a slam at the new owners
- Fifty years behind the counter at the Apple Pan
Plus: Eli Broad's purchase of the Times was voted the top Los Angeles media story of 2007 by LA Observed readers, and results of our Readers Survey included a profile of LAO visitors.
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| The documentary “Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired” is being cited in the director's request to dismiss the molestation case against him.
| A mythology has taken hold about the financial disaster: That only a select group of economists and money managers saw it coming.
| Hennessey + Ingalls Art and Architecture bookstore opens a branch in Hollywood this week.
| Bush sought to "make the pie higher," but President-elect Barack Obama says it's time "to make sure we're growing the pie …"
| Legendary 19th-century photographer Carleton Watkins, who is the subject of an exhibition at the Getty, traveled hard miles around California with a simple motto: stand "where the view looks best."
| For every dollar I put into my first car, I got back a lifelong education in auto repair, and this disease.
| Erin Kaplan responds
Here’s a way city hall can strong arm the Dodgers into paying at least part of the cost of providing public transportation to the stadium during baseball season.
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