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Weekly archive
February 1 - February 7, 2015
February 1 - February 7, 2015
Saturday, Feb. 7
Initial tabloid reports are that Jenner is going to blame the crash on being chased by paparazzi. Weak excuse for such an old tabloid hand.
Maureen Dowd writes that for NBC, Williams puffing up his exploits "was a bomb that had been ticking for a while."
Friday, Feb. 6
Items on Antonio Villaraigosa and Kamala Harris, Eric Garcetti and Nury Martinez, Tom LaBonge, the trendy campaign tactic of this year and more.
Thursday, Feb. 5
We now know the answer to the question of whether Pascal would survive the revelations of her emails during the hacker attack on Sony Pictures.
Turns out that the NBC Nightly News anchor has been using his bogus claim of being shot down in Iraq over the years.
Wednesday, Feb. 4
The other shoe has dropped in political blogger Andrew Sullivan's recent decision to stop blogging.
Memorial service for Rick Orlov set. Janice Hahn may run for Supes. Promotions at KCRW. More politics, media and books notes.
Tuesday, Feb. 3
In the age of smartphones, GPS and Waze, the directional signs remain a staple of Hollywood shoots.
THR's National Magazine Award comes in the category of special interest. Pacific Standard and Amanda Hess also win.
Colleagues and friends react to the passing of the Daily News' longtime presence at City Hall.
Monday, Feb. 2
The Daily News announced this afternoon that Orlov died of diabetes complications. Mayor Garcetti: "City Hall is in mourning."
The latest issue of LA Weekly takes an interesting approach to the hot topic.
A little politics, media moves and notes, and news of LA the place.
An editor is needed for the online Antarctic Sun newspaper. Must have good teeth.
Sunday, Feb. 1
This week's "SoCal Connected" on KCET features the author and founder of Tia Chucha's Centro Cultural & Bookstore.
A very wet "atmospheric river event" is pointed at Northern California with an estimated arrival of later this week. Hey, we'll take it.
The Seahawks' Richard Sherman was raised by a veteran city of Los Angeles sanitation driver.
The block in Pacific Palisades is being torn down for Rick Caruso's newest shopping area. But Bob Vickrey remembers.
Saturday was one of those pretty cool LA days. Museums were free and packed, and thousands cruised Broadway on foot.
The producer of "Zero Dark Thirty" and "American Hustle" loves her video store, I guess.
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