Miller Sanford WHEN FBI AGENT JON LIPSKY PROPOSED IN JUNE, 1988, THAT they “do Rocky Flats,” Assistant U.S. Atty. Ken Fimberg gave him the type of look you’d direct at someone who’d just said something intriguing but utterly wacky. Lipsky was neither surprised nor offended, for he more or less shared this response. They were sitting in … Read more
Sarah Michelle Gellar blames changes in societal values for the decline of long-lasting relationships. In September, the 47-year-old actress and Freddie Prinze Jr., 48, who share two children, celebrated their 22nd wedding anniversary. During an interview with Fox News Digital, alongside her “Dexter: Original Sin” co-star Patrick Gibson, Gellar reflected on the secrets to an … Read more
Dr. Neal ElAttrache has performed surgeries on some of the most famous athletes in the world, including Lakers star Kobe Bryant and Dodgers pitcher Zack Greinke. (Barbara Davidson / Los Angeles Times) On Friday, April 12, Dr. Neal ElAttrache of the Kerlan-Jobe Clinic in Los Angeles slept without trouble, which wouldn’t be news except for … Read more
In a speech promised last spring and delivered five days before the presidential election, Democratic nominee Bill Clinton on Thursday indicted the Bush Administration for failing to mount a stringent attack against the spread of AIDS and laid out a plan he said would reverse that course. Speaking to several hundred people in the rotunda … Read more
Sound Nightclub in Hollywood on June 19, 2021. (Myung J. Chun / Los Angeles Times) California lawmakers on Wednesday rejected legislation that would have allowed West Hollywood, San Francisco and Palm Springs to authorize weekend alcohol service until 4 a.m. at bars, nightclubs and restaurants. Senate Bill 930 by state Sen. Scott Wiener (D-San Francisco) … Read more
George Bush was in an exuberant mood in the days after his inauguration as vice president in January, 1981. As he welcomed visitors to his new office suite inside the Old Executive Office Building, he could hardly contain the thrill he felt at being there. But when the conversation turned to his political future, Bush’s … Read more
He quit his soulless job to throw pots in his garage. Then Danny D’s Mudshop took off In the middle of an unrelenting Los Angeles heat wave, potter Daniel Dooreck greeted his neighbors as they said hello from the sidewalk in front of his single-car-garage pottery studio in Echo Park. It may seem like an … Read more
Brad Simpson, husband of missing Texas realtor Suzanne Simpson, remains behind bars accused of killing the 51-year-old mom of four, and his longtime business partner was formally charged this week in the investigation. James “Val” Cotter was indicted by a grand jury on Monday on charges of tampering with evidence with the intent to impair … Read more
Republican Sen. Gordon J. Humphrey has triggered a controversy in a GOP congressional race by saying that a woman candidate should not be running because she has two small children. About two dozen supporters of Republican Betty Tamposi denounced Humphrey outside the Statehouse on Wednesday and characterized his remarks, made in an interview in the … Read more
Charging that Proposition 187 is immoral, unhealthful and unworkable, leaders of California’s medical establishment and the civil rights community Monday urged voters to reject the ballot measure on illegal immigration and asked the federal government to take steps to prevent it from being implemented if it is approved on Election Day. In a letter to … Read more
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