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	LA Weekly - General - About LA Weekly: Privacy Policy - Webmaster - The Essential Online Resource for Los Angeles
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		Listen to the hottest bands and stay on the leading edge of LA's music scene with free streaming music from LA Weekly.
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		LA to Vegas is your guide to living it up in Sin City.
	www.laweekly.com (1978 words)

	Ruxton Media Group :: LA Weekly
		LA Weekly is the definitive voice of the arts and politics in the world capital of movies, music and American pop culture.
		Since its founding, with backing by actor Michael Douglas and others, LA Weekly has served as the pulse of the city and is an essential component of the Los Angeles experience.
		Over the years, LA Weekly has garnered many national awards for editorial and design achievement.
	www.ruxton.com /index.php?page=newspapers/la_weekly&nav=navigation_alt&active=3 (116 words)

	L.A. Weekly \| Association of Alternative Newsweeklies
		L.A. Weekly is the largest urban newsweekly in the western United States.
		The Weekly is committed to delivering timely and most provocative articles, photographs and illustrations capturing and defining the culture of the world's most exciting burgeoning city.
		L.A. Weekly maintains a passionate, interactive relationship with its audience and is the only medium in the Southland that communicates directly, every week, with half a million affluent, young consumers.
	aan.org /gyrobase/Aan/ViewCompany?oid=oid:44 (307 words)

	LA Observed: Big turmoil at the Weekly *
		I'd count most Weekly staffers among the group that feels her political views — conservative-leaning Democrat who dislikes most Democrats — and talk radio-style hype trump reporting.
		In addition to writing at New Times L.A. when it tried but failed to take on the Weekly, Stewart is a former L.A. Times staff writer and Buzz magazine columnist who more recently worked as an editor for Pajamas Media and at the Daily News.
		Her claims that the L.A. Times groping stories about Schwarzenegger during the 2003 recall campaign were timed for political reasons, and that Gray Davis was protected by the paper, brought angry denunciations from LAT editor John Carroll, who accused her of fabricating her stories to become famous.
	www.laobserved.com /archive/2006/11/big_turmoil_at_the_weekly.php (528 words)

	End of an Era at the 'LA Weekly'
		The changes at the LA Weekly in the past six months have been dramatic: virtually no more writing about the war in Iraq or other international or national news topics, no more endorsements of candidates in elections and no more stories about the forces trying to make LA a more egalitarian and less polarized city.
		There was a time when the alt weeklies sent writers around the world: When Weekly staff writer Marc Cooper was at the Voice in the 1980s and '90s, it sent him to cover the Sandinistas' Nicaragua, the invasion of Panama, the first Gulf War and Yeltsin's Russia.
		The Weekly's endorsements expressed the editors' belief that the paper was an important political and journalistic institution with a responsibility to readers and to the broader community interest.
	www.thenation.com /doc/20070716/wiener (1022 words)

	We Get Email: Contreras, Meyerson and the LA Weekly (* updated)
		Regarding David Zahniser's LA Weekly story on covering up the death of labor leader Miguel Contreras, Harold Meyerson's reaction to the piece and news editor Alan Mittelstaedt's response to Meyerson...
		The "Dave" Harold refers to in the letter to the LA Weekly staff is David Zahniser, the reporter who in the past has written some good stories but who has jumped into the gutter with this one.
		When we organized the Progressive LA conference at Occidental College in October 1998, the Weekly was one of its cosponsors, featured it on its cover, and published several stories in the September 30, 1998 issue about the past, current, and future of progressive politics in LA: link and link.
	www.laobserved.com /letters/2006/10/contreras_meyerson_and_the_la.php (1403 words)

	LA Weekly publisher finds good not enough in post - Media & Technology - president and publisher Michael Sigman let go ...
		By all accounts, LA Weekly President and Publisher Michael Sigman did an admirable job steering the alternative paper through a recession that has killed or severely ravaged many other publications.
		He judiciously trimmed expenses, sparing all but a couple of part-timers from layoffs, bolstered the classified ad staff to boost revenues, and managed to keep 2001 ad revenues equal to those of 2000, a feat few publishers were able to pull off.
		While conceding that the LA Weekly is one of VVM's top-performing papers, Schneider-man said he wants to replace Sigman with someone who has a strong background in sales and marketing and "pushes the growth."
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m5072/is_4_24/ai_82483224 (754 words)

	LA Weekly: Thought: There's No Place Like No Place
		Prodigal son: "Scribble and Scripture" is both a homecoming for underground impresario Aaron Rose and a celebration of the untethered art of Barry McGee, Phil Frost and Thomas Campbell.
		Out of L.A. and into the fire: Sandow Birk remakes Dante’s Inferno in his hometown’s image.
		Read predictions from our 1979 issue on what LA would be like in 2002.
	beverlytang.com /la_weekly1.html (920 words)

	LAist: LAist Interview: Mehammed Mack
		LAist's 20 Under 30 interview series of outstanding Angelenos in their 20s continues with Mehammed Amadeus Mack, LA Weekly assistant to the Editor and prospective PhD student in sex tourism literature.
		LA's geographic and social challenges made for some great growing pains — it trains you all the time for personal "breakthroughs" — to the effect that I'm now lovingly grateful to this city for all its formative lessons.
		At the LA Weekly, there's this exciting pluralism that spurs each reporter to reach into the depths of their own subjective world and emerge with riches, whether ethnic or intellectual.
	www.laist.com /archives/2006/05/24/laist_interview_mehammed_mack.php (1142 words)

	Louisiana Weekly - Your Community. Your Newspaper.
		But while our lives have irrevocably been changed, our spirit, determination and commitment of providing "a written forum to advance justice, freedom and equality to all members of all communities at all times" could not be more resolute.
		Click here to view full versions of the latest issues of The Louisiana Weekly as PDF files.
		The Louisiana Weekly, published every Monday, is south Louisiana's oldest resource for news, commentary and community updates with award-winning reporting on civil rights, education, the environment, politics, health, religion and finance.
	www.louisianaweekly.com (204 words)

	La Weekly lists 99 quintessential LA restaurants » Netscape.com
		La Weekly lists 99 quintessential LA restaurants » Netscape.com
		Jonathan Gold's 99 Essential LA Restaurants is a list of places that are a true reflection of LA.
		Dine Out LA is Thursday April 19 -...
	travel.netscape.com /story/2006/07/05/la-weekly-lists-99-quintessential-la-restaurants (86 words)

	'Sup Magazine // LA Weekly Detour Festival
		The three stages that triangulated the 1st Annual LA Weekly Detour Music Festival connected a roster of eclectic musicians to L.A.'s reawakened Downtown district.
		The festival, backed by LA Weekly and Goldenvoice, represents a growing commercial interest in downtown and a commitment by a number of L.A. businesses who hope that the revitalized district will offer greater opportunities for commercial development.
		L.A.'s long-forgotten downtown, the festival seemed to be a radical success.
	www.supmag.com /checkit/archives/2006/10/la_weekly_detou.html (493 words)

	LA Weekly - newspaper in Los Angeles, California USA covering Los Angeles city guides entertainment at Mondo Times
		LA Weekly is a newspaper in Los Angeles, California, USA covering local events and entertainment.
		Laurie Ochoa is the editor in chief of the LA Weekly.
		LA Weekly contact information is available to Mondo Times Advanced and Professional Members.
	www.mondotimes.com /1/world/us/5/242/582 (128 words)

	NOTCOT: LA Weekly Detour + Caltrans (Site not responding. Last check: )
		And then as you stumble around the kitchen reaching for some water, your eyes start to focus on the front page of the LA Times, and then theres that moment of, OH.
		Check out this LA Times article about how LA (downtown especially) is changing… there were 4 massive events going on in downtown yesterday apparently (this certainly explains the INSANE traffic all night long) ~ Game at Dodger Stadium, Game at the Coliseum, Moon Festival in Chinatown, AND the LA Weekly Detour.
		For a great description of what the scene was like, read the LA Times Article.
	www.notcot.com /archives/2006/10/la_weekly_detou.html (256 words)

	Metroblogging Los Angeles: LA Weekly Amputates Crossword Puzzle - Cites "Space Reasons"
		A little frustrated that my queries to LA Weekly's "feedback" have been ignored, I gave the local rag a phone call to find out why they're no longer publishing the crossword puzzle.
		Perhaps ironic is the Weekly's recent positive review of the documentary, Wordplay, plus their acceptance of both online and print ad space of the same film.
		I, and many other crossword loving LA Weekly fans, are devastated that you've just scrapped the print crossword puzzle.
	blogging.la /archives/2006/06/la_weekly_amputates_crossword.phtml (675 words)

	LA Weekly: Features Feature: The Noise of Art
		THE IDEA THAT ARTISTS ARE CAPABLE of producing organized sound that is somehow distinct from that created by musicians and composers has existed ever since the publication of Italian Futurist Luigi Russolo's manifesto "The Art of Noises" in 1913.
		Unsurprisingly, Singer has included major figures like vocalist/performance artist Meredith Monk and turntable-collage pioneer Christian Marclay, but has also come up with a few surprises, including former L.A. Weekly staffer Marina Rosenfeld, whose Glenn Brancastyle electric-guitar massings are given a conspicuous feminist twist through the use of nail-polish bottles as bottleneck slides.
		Other L.A. artists with sound practices participating in the Biennial include the Mike Kelley/Jim Shaw Destroy All Monsters Collective (showing a mass of their punk-psychedelic band ephemera) and gizmo artiste extraordinaire Tim Hawkinson.
	www.beverlytang.com /la_weekly2.html (1681 words)

	LA Weekly: Features Feature: The Noise of Art
		THE IDEA THAT ARTISTS ARE CAPABLE of producing organized sound that is somehow distinct from that created by musicians and composers has existed ever since the publication of Italian Futurist Luigi Russolo's manifesto "The Art of Noises" in 1913.
		Unsurprisingly, Singer has included major figures like vocalist/performance artist Meredith Monk and turntable-collage pioneer Christian Marclay, but has also come up with a few surprises, including former L.A. Weekly staffer Marina Rosenfeld, whose Glenn Brancastyle electric-guitar massings are given a conspicuous feminist twist through the use of nail-polish bottles as bottleneck slides.
		Other L.A. artists with sound practices participating in the Biennial include the Mike Kelley/Jim Shaw Destroy All Monsters Collective (showing a mass of their punk-psychedelic band ephemera) and gizmo artiste extraordinaire Tim Hawkinson.
	beverlytang.com /la_weekly2.html (1681 words)

	LA Weekly - Palladium Review 11 August 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		LA Weekly - Palladium Review 11 August 2002
		At the risk of giving in to silly clichés about a macabre madwoman, one can easily forgive such things as lousy acoustics after finally putting a voice to the face -- ruby red lips, kabuki pallor, flened raccoon eyes -- that's become so iconic of a genre and generation.
		Black-suited (later stripping down to a spangly bra) and mulleted à la Aladdin Sane, she thumped her chest, twirled her hands in flamenco-style passion, and rolled around the Palladium stage like toilet paper, as her drummer/husband Budgie, in a perfect display of one-upmanship, banged in holy terror.
	www.vamp.org /Siouxsie/Text/laweeklyreview.html (245 words)

	Nacion.com, San José, Costa Rica [Week in Review / English]
		The Minister of the Environment Roberto Dobles said that this project enables Costa Rica to better preserve its biodiversity, to strengthen the connection between protected areas, to improve sustainable forest activities, and the participation of women as owners of forested land.
		Four hotels, a mall, a housing project, and other facilities are part of a vast development that is to be completed in the coming 10 years.
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	www.nacion.com /ln_ee/english (755 words)

	Pop with a twist- Pasadena Weekly
		Weekly story leads detectives to suspect gambling ties to Ballreich murder
		The cardboard boxes and metal slabs on display in the current exhibit at the Luckman Gallery at Cal State LA look so real, some visitors will leave there never knowing the truth.
		He went on to earn a bachelor's and a master's degree at Cal State LA, and taught there from 1975 to 2002.
	www.pasadenaweekly.com /article.php?id=4087&IssueNum=48 (1726 words)

	Reefer Madness!: LA Weekly 07.05.01
		L.A. And is overreaction to hemp's dangers the underlying message about marijuana in your play?
		DAN STUDNEY: If you take the play just at face value, reefer is 100 percent evil and it will destroy you, and you should not have anything to do with it.
		The trick is to keep that joke interesting for 90 minutes.
	www.reefermadness.org /critics/laweekly_070501.html (956 words)

	LA Weekly: Calendar
		Dawn in L.A. : Some 12,000 gathered over the weekend at the L.A. Convention Center to launch a new political movement to give power to the voiceless.
		Hester’s piece will show as one of many projects in “Interchange 2,” an evening of interactive performance and installation that brings together experimental sound, media and video, with lots of attention paid to audience members, whose interactions are necessary to make the projects complete.
		Storytellers will spin tales of old L.A., and, best of all, the kids will have the rare chance to watch just how books are bound, and make their own pop-up and accordion books.
	www.machineproject.com /press/brodycondon_laweekly7_15_04.htm (2914 words)

	LA's fine with Rahul Bose
		The film is on LA Weekly's 'recommended' list, alongside Hollywood films like Adaptation, Better Luck Tomorrow and Tango.
		It opened in three of LA's finest theatres on May 17, including the posh Arclight, where an Indian film is being screened for the first time.
		But, at 3am LA time on May 17, Bose was at peace with himself.
	www.rediff.com /movies/2003/may/21rahul.htm (467 words)

	LA Weekly Announces LA Music: 02 \| Association of Alternative Newsweeklies
		Los Angeles, CA June 6, 2002—LAMUSIC:02, LA Weekly’s fourth annual celebration of the Los Angeles music scene, will take place from June 20-26, launching with the LAMUSIC:02 edition of LA Weekly, publishing June 20,2002.
		The week culminates with LA Weekly’s Music Awards at The Roxy in Hollywood on Wednesday, June 26 at 8 p.m.
		LAMUSIC:02 is designed to galvanize the city’s dynamic music community and industry, feature new and breaking local artists in the tradition of LA Weekly, and showcase some of L.A.’s most original and varied musical styles and innovations.
	www.aan.org /gyrobase/Aan/ViewArticle?oid=oid:112717 (396 words)

	Scientology v. Education - The Scam of "Study Technology" : LA Weekly L. Ron Hubbard Strikes Back (Site not responding. Last check: )
		As reported in the Weekly a few weeks back ("The Learning Cure" by Sara Catania, November 14-20), the folks at Scientology-affiliated textbook publisher Applied Scholastics think pretty highly of their L. Ron Hubbard-inspired pedagogy.
		In their push to qualify a series of five Applied Scholastics texts for public school use statewide, the company has touted the books' ability to help students think, speak and write for themselves.
		We called McCarthy and asked if she was orchestrating a letter-writing campaign against the Weekly, but she wouldn't say.
	studytech.org /archives/000006.php (545 words)

	INDIE ROCK: "LA Weekly" Tries To Kill Yuppie-Indie With Bare Hands, Weak Arguments - Idolator
		"LA Weekly" Tries To Kill Yuppie-Indie With Bare Hands, Weak Arguments 79 Views
		Writer Alec Bemis is apparently trying to get ahead of the curve, writing an obituary for the indie-rock boom--we can't bring ourselves to use the term "yindie"--in this week's LA Weekly.
		This is why everyone tears out the club/show listings and throws the rest of the LA Weekly away.
	www.idolator.com /tunes/indie-rock/la-weekly-tries-to-kill-yuppieindie-with-bare-hands-weak-arguments-218565.php (842 words)

	Metroblogging Los Angeles: LA Weekly on local gun ranges as stress relief
		LA Weekly on local gun ranges as stress relief
		For a while a few of us were going downtown to The LA Gun Club (pictured above photo by Jason DeFillippo) almost weekly and punching crazy holes in paper bad guys.
		Linda Immediato joins the chorus with a a story in this weeks LA Weekly called Zen and the Art of the Muzzle Blast where she talks about the crazy stress relief that comes from squeezing off some lead.
	www.blogging.la /archives/2006/11/la_weekly_on_local_gun_ranges.phtml (951 words)

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