- Rebecca Ford is a freelance print and online journalist based in Los Angeles. She has written for Metromix, Deadline Hollywood Daily, Los Angeles Magazine, Ms. Magazine and Hollywood Patch, among others. She enjoys writing about entertainment, pop culture and travel.
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Tag Archives: news
A man on a mission
If YOU were a Brazilian politician who had his own Tv show, how would you go about getting new material for your show? How about committing murders, and then coincidentally being the first person to show up at the scene … Continue reading
Poor Mr. Opossum
A poor little opossum was shot in Van Nuys. What kind of jerk would do this? Luckily, they saved the guy. Here’s the story: WOODLAND HILLS – It took two surgeons 3 1/2 hours to plug a 9 mm … Continue reading
Give up the yacht AND the personal trainer?
Check out LA Times’ Steve Lopez column….so funny: WALL STREET CEO: Hi, honey, I’m at the office and I’ve got horrible news. CEO WIFE: Oh, my gosh. Is Obama cutting back on the bailout? CEO: It’s worse than that. He’s … Continue reading
No good deed goes unpunished
The CA Supreme Court ruled today that a civilian who rescues a injured or endangered person can be sued for nonmedical care. The decision stems from a case in which a woman pulled a coworker from a crashed car, allegedly … Continue reading
The line outside the Times
It’s day three now, and the line outside the LA Times won’t let up. As much as I’d like to believe these people are buying dozens of papers and plaques for their own pride in this monumental moment, EBAY tells … Continue reading
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Tagged Los Angeles, los angeles times, news, newspapers, Obama
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It’s the end of the world as we know it?
I’m usually an optimistic person…. But. It can be tough to stay that way when you are attempting to enter the job market at a time when the world may in fact be ending. Or so it seems. Stocks are … Continue reading
News 21 Goes Live
The website for the News 21 Fellowship I’ve been involved with for the last ten weeks finally goes live tonight. The stories range from Evangelicals, to new citizens to Native Americans and how their votes will affect the upcoming election. … Continue reading
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Tagged campaign, Campaign 2008, journalism, native americans, new Mexico, news, news 21, politics
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Huffington Post- shameless self-promotion
I have another post on Huffington Post’s Off the Bus. It’s about Michelle Obama’s future as the presidential campaign really heats up. Check it out here.
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Tagged huffington post, journalism, Michelle Obama, news, Obama, politics
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Citizen Journalism- The future?
Because my current project has a lot of interaction with Huffington Post’s Off the Bus, I’ve had some time to think about this idea of citizen journalism. The theory that normal citizens who don’t practice journalism as their career can … Continue reading
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Tagged bill clinton, citizen journalism, clinton, huffington post, journalism, mayhill fowler, news, politics
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