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February 2008


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2/29/08    Beyond Baroque and the silence of THE LOS ANGELES TIMES.  posted by terrymcca (0 comments)

Here's a link to an article by T.J. Sullivan on LA OBSERVED regarding the current state of wh...
2/28/08    The Screen Actors Guild wants to divide itself again.  posted by terrymcca (0 comments)

Here's a link to Nikki Finke's DEADLINE HOLLYWOOD DAILY, where she mentions certain actors in...
2/25/08    The end of the Dutton's Bookstore era.  posted by terrymcca (0 comments)

For those living in the L.A. area, Dutton's Bookstore was a well-known, well-regarded indepen...
2/25/08    Brief random entries.  posted by terrymcca (0 comments)

In no particular order:

1. The 80th Academy Awards were pretty much as Gil Cates and A...
2/22/08    A brief history of Beyond Baroque--from its MySpace page.  posted by terrymcca (0 comments)

So you, the reader, will know what  L.A. poets and writers are fighting for, here's a sh...
2/22/08    Former Southern California poet/writer on Beyond Baroque.  posted by terrymcca (0 comments)

Victor Infante, when he lived in Orange County years back, was an influential figure in South...
2/21/08    THE NEW REPUBLIC on why THE NEW YORK TIMES published its McCain story.  posted by terrymcca (0 comments)

Here's a link to a story in THE NEW REPUBLIC which traces the genesis of the controversial st...
2/21/08    Nick Lowe: When early "disposable" music has more value than later "Art."  posted by terrymcca (0 comments)

Like a lot of veteran artists, Nick Lowe is reissuing his back catalog of albums.  First...
2/20/08    Update: Regarding Beyond Baroque--and other city-owned properties.  posted by terrymcca (0 comments)

First, here's a link to an article on the LA OBSERVED website from former Midnight Special Bo...
2/18/08    When profiteering becomes more important than poetry/literature in Los Angeles.  posted by terrymcca (0 comments)

I'll let these e-mails I received speak for themselves.  And I've already sent e-mails c...
2/15/08    Joe Lieberman hearts waterboarding terror suspects.  posted by terrymcca (0 comments)

Everyone's favorite (I'm being sarcastic) Republican-in-all-but-affiliation Joe Lieberman wei...
2/15/08    Timbaland to produce album for cell phones.  posted by terrymcca (0 comments)

This may not get as much media hype as Radiohead's early "pay what you want" download release...
2/14/08    Not all the Bush-friendly "journalists" are on Fox News.  posted by terrymcca (0 comments)

You may have heard recently about Chris Wallace helping out George Butch Jr. by throwing some...
2/11/08    Roy Scheider--RIP  posted by terrymcca (0 comments)

Just read that the talented actor Roy Scheider passed away earlier today (February 10th...
2/10/08    Los Angeles Poetry: the elite drink everyone else's milkshakes.  posted by terrymcca (0 comments)

About two years ago, I was at a San Fernando Valley poetry venue when I ran into DN, a poet/t...
2/9/08    What goes through my mind when I see John McCain now.  posted by terrymcca (0 comments)

Do you think that John McCain in his recent debate/campaign appearances is what Ronald Reagan...
2/8/08    Time for another random entry.  posted by terrymcca (0 comments)

Here I go with the Larry King imitation again:

1. Yes, ROLLING STONE has a black-and-w...
2/6/08    Peter Fonda sells you the 60s for just five payments of $29.95.  posted by terrymcca (0 comments)

Before turning the TV off, I switched to CNBC to see what informercial was airing at this hou...
2/6/08    Re the Super Tuesday primary results.  posted by terrymcca (0 comments)

Now that most votes have been counted for "Super Tuesday", I'm still supporting Obama--but if...
2/1/08    Burt Reynolds: the re-evaluation begins  posted by terrymcca (0 comments)

You don't read much lately about Burt Reynolds' career--either positive or negative--except f...
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