Former Shell Oil president Jon Hofmeister, who likes to dole out scandalous dirty-energy news items now that he's not trying to run a scandalous dirty-energy cor
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It's a long way from Bethlehem, homie. More than two thousand years* after the birth of Jesus, and at least 7,500 miles away in Venice, Calif., you're more l
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This morning, it's NBC Los Angeles versus the rogue party buses of Hollywood, for a hard-hitting news clip that doesn't take “Let go of me!” for
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For those who complain there is simply no time to do it all, that these days you must choose between cooking and reading (in that precious weeknight window of time b
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Top Ten This, That, and the Other Thing of 2010, yadda yadda. As 2010 becomes more and more “the year that was,” we'd like to push the fast-forward b
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Each Monday, your Crap Archivist brings you the finest in forgotten and bewildering crap culled from basements, thrift stores, estate sales and flea markets around
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Sometimes, the size of the book really does matter. And so we're bringing you the Best Impress the Guest Books of 2010. You know, the big boys with photography b
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“I'm working, I swear,” Chef Jamie Lauren insists through laughter as she sits in the corner of her kitchen at Beechwood restaurant in Venice, chatti
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Early television programming often was of an amazingly high cultural standard. Kraft Television Theater, Playhouse 90, Philco Television Playhouse, Goodyear Theater
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Updated after the jump: The Weekly gives a play-by-play of a long, passionate night — with testimonies from nearby charter schools, a few crazies and a handful
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On Saturday night, Cornerstone Research Collective presented “The Way of the Infinite Harmony,” its first holiday benefit at the historic Masonic Temple
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