In 2013 I wrote a column about my friend and neighbor Alison McLea entitled “Alison Flies with the
On April 23, Santa Monica lost one of its most admired citizens, Ed Tillmon who passed away at age
In my last column I wrote about my honeymoon in Hawaii, specifically about a magical afternoon I spe
In honor of Memorial Day I planned to write about how wonderful this year’s celebration will be co
As I write this I just finished watching the Lakers narrowly defeat the Warriors in a “play in” game which gave L.A. the all-important 7th seed in the upcoming playoffs. The contest was so close it had the feel of a 7th game of a championship series. In fact if the Staples Center had been sold out i
With such improving Covid news I was recalling the beginning of the pandemic with worldwide fear and
The late and much beloved former L.A. Dodger manager, Tommy Lasorda, was famous, or infamous to some
Last Friday I received my second Covid shot which isn’t exactly a “stop the presses” bulletin
In six days my dear friend, 99-year-old Jerry Rosenblum, who’s lived in Santa Monica for 50 years,
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Roy Firestone, seven-time Emmy and cable ACE Award-winning host, interviewer, narrator, writer and p
This is the last of three columns about my 1969 trip in my van with my Samoyed puppy, Jude, through
