Weird. Weirdweirdweirdweirdweird. Sometimes you just can’t anticipate the twists and turns a post might take. Last Wednesday evening , biking up from El Segundo to West Hollywood, I rolled past the corner of Robertson and Olympic in Beverly Hills to find the southeast corner seriously and semi-psychedelically shrouded. I stopped, dismounted and took a picture of …
I’m not sure how long I’ll keep it live, but in the aftermath of my successful failure in wi-fi’d webcam tagger surveillance earlier this week, I have resurrected the “pupcam” that we had in the kitchen after coming back from vacation last summer with the four dogs we rescued in Utah. Only this time the …
Back last summer the CBS2 website put out a call for its visitors to “Show Us Your Tees,” and I obliged by taking a photo of my torso bearing my favorite shirt and in my email included the following background: Attached please find my very favorite T-shirt, which qualifies not only from a local cultural …
So a couple days ago I decided to have some e-fun for Halloween. Specifically, I built a mock L.A. Times web page with a news feature headlined “Legend of the haunted Griffith Park picnic table” that I posted and linked to from Blogging.la: [click here to go to the complete story] It’s not my first …
So what if it’s been 20 years between projects! In between my accidental “debut” in the 1986 psuedoc Stripper and now, I must confess I hadn’t really been focusing much on my career as a film artiste, but I have to redouble my efforts now that I just found myself currently appearing as someone named …
Being that I’m a sucker for recognition, it was much to my pleasant surprise that I found some blogroll love from Matt Welch‘s LA Times’ blog, where I’m listed under the Characters section in the esteemed company of the likes of Tony Pierce, Dave Navarro, Sean Bonner, COOP and more far worthier the links than …