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Contributor David Neiman has a piece on Lamar Odom in the current issue of Lakers magazine. David also blogs about sports at The Outside Score.
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| The newspapers themselves, including the LAT, have been valued at up to $1 billion, but that doesn't include Tribune's financial ties to CareerBuilder and Classified Ventures, two big sources of revenue.
| UCLA's baseball team is in Omaha for the College World Series for the third time in the last four years.
| Steve Harvey's latest column of observations from around Southern California. Including Satan in a Dodgers jacket.
| The Santa Monica College shootings and the NSA's mass surveillance should make clear that security requires controlling both the guns and the spies.
| Take My Picture Gary Leonard runs on Thursdays at LA Observed.
| The Grammy Museum bills Ringo: Peace and Love, which opens Wednesday, as the first major exhibit dedicated to the former Beatle's career and the first ever for a drummer. The exhibit runs through March 2014.
I drove over to the Van Nuys city hall Friday to see my friend June Sale honored by the Los Angeles City Council for her decades helping children. It was a fine event both for June and for the way it called attention to her vital programs.
Dear Readers, it's true. Chicken Corner has decamped. Just a few months ago, I believed I might possibly never move from my house in Echo Park, and now here I am moved out of that house and on my way to Cincinnati, Ohio. (Via I-40.)
