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March 29, 2007
Once the traffic engineers make their case to the public, I expect all of Los Angeles will wholeheartedly agree and support making Pico and Olympic one-way boulevards.
March 26, 2007
I thought of the tens of bees that had died at my hands, crushed beneath the glossy pages of a food magazine and the irony smacked me upside the head. No bees cross-pollinating the almond and fruit trees? Then no almond pear clafouti. It's that simple. I felt a pang of guilt realizing that not only was I endangering our delicate ecosystem, but also the future of desserts everywhere.
March 25, 2007
Here's a link to my Independent piece about the collision between Lana Clarkson and Phil Spector, as promised in my...
March 23, 2007
The Malibu Beaches Owners Manual, for public owners who want to know how to find and use the 20 miles of public beaches (out of 27) that are lined with private development.
March 22, 2007
Somehow I never believed it would really happen, but Cathy Seipp, a friend, died yesterday of the kind of lung...
This man with the hypnotically seductive voice and a face for radio has disappointed my wife, and not just because he was more attractive through her mind's eye.
March 21, 2007
My friend Cathy Seipp died today. It’s hard to write this because I can feel her peering over my shoulder,...
March 19, 2007
No wonder Craigslist kicks newspapers' butts...
Apparently, Airbus almost stood us up.
March 18, 2007
Six months after Lana Clarkson was found dead of a gunshot blast to the face in Phil Spector's Alhambra mansion,...
March 16, 2007
With the green shadow of Saint Patrick’s Day looming, my thoughts have turned to whether Los Angeles has produced any...
March 07, 2007
I used to see people fishing in the LA River and wonder what they thought they might catch - a...
March 05, 2007
VIDEO EXCLUSIVE: As Women's History Month approached the trailblazing journalist was told that when the press corps moves back to the White House in May, she'll lose her longtime front-row briefing room seat. Ironic? Helen thought so.
March 02, 2007
I ripped my bill – serial # E41490434 D – into four pieces, neatly bifurcating George Washington’s head into left and right brain and left and right jaw portraits ... and let the scraps waft lazily down into the clean, inviting water.
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