Jeremy Rosenberg
Jeremy Rosenberg is a Los Angeles-based writer, editor, and consultant whose work has appeared in various books, magazines, newspapers, and online.
Dossa Kaye's lively remarks, and her and her colleagues, "More Freedom, Less Terror?" remain as timely as ever. That's particularly given the content of President Obama's Afghanistan speech and the debate that counterinsurgency / surge / withdrawal str...
Yeah, the L.A. Auto Show is back. But isn't there a certain redundancy to our fair city hosting it?
Former Los Angeles Times staffer Jocelyn Y. Stewart writes this commentary in Monday's newspaper, about a near-centenarian's opposition to Christmas trees in private homes.
A recent study ranks the Los Angeles metropolitan area as the 139th best-performing city in 2009.
Taschen's new coffee table title, "Los Angeles: Portrait of a City," weights in at eight pounds and features content as strong, soaring, and memorable as the Muscle Beach acrobats on the book's hardcover.
TTLA's blogger boarded an MTA Gold Line train earlier this week, part of a group taking on an advance tour of the long-awaited "Eastside Extension."
TTLA's blogger spoke back then to a different Schuller daughter, Carol Schuller Milner. The subject? Creation, the new Cathedral pageant she was helming.
"The heart of the city is now firmly in the hands of west Germans, who have transformed much of the derelict east into a vibrant playground." -- James Weekes
RAND on RAND, and around the tanksosphere for more commentary on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the come-down of the Berlin Wall.
A TTLA reader points out that, yeah, we noted Baseball's Think Tanks and Basketball's Think Tanks in a recent post, but asks, "What about Soccer?"
A grand dame of the Los Angeles performance art and avant theater scene is scheduled to be feted Saturday night, November 7, at "Rachel Rosenthal's Birthday Bash 83."
If it's a 'yes', then consider the "Ocean Friendly Sushi" guide, a wallet-sized foldout offering advice on how to consume sushi in an environmentally-friendly manner.