- 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: Obama
Will.I.Am- “It’s a new day” video
“I woke up this morning Feeling brand new. The dreams that I been dreamin Finally came true.” Hologramed-in Will.I.Am and his real counterpart have been a pretty great asset to President-elect Barack Obama. The viral video became a real force to … 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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Update: another great day for the newspaper
Outside of the LA Times‘ downtown office, there is a line around the block of people waiting to buy yesterday’s paper–in bulk. Stack and stacks of yesterday’s paper are piled against the wall in the lobby, as people buy ten … Continue reading
A great day for the newspaper, too
Because of yesterday’s historic results, print newspapers are having a SOLD-OUT day. Literally. When I was walking down the street in downtown LA on my way to the Times building, I saw people walking with stacks of newspapers. That’s something … Continue reading
CNN’s Hologram
While watching my fifth hour of CNN election coverage last night, I was BLOWN AWAY by the advanced technology the station was using. They had a giant interactive wall that seemed to work like a mega-Iphone. But more importantly, they … Continue reading
Yes we did.
When I saw him speak in person, I was shocked by his genuine optimism and love for this country and its people. He spoke with a power and a purpose I have never seen in a human being. But what I … Continue reading
Sarah Palin went to my Alma Mater. Oh the shame.
I’ve always been impressed that Obama lived in Hawaii. Having spent two years there myself, I appreciate the diversity of that state. Nowhere else in this country is there such an accepting and welcoming atmosphere. Race and ethnicity are far … Continue reading
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This is our moment
When I talk to my parents and grandparents, They remind me That I never lived in a world Before the internet, Before itunes, iphones and ipods, Before people of all color could go to school together. I missed Martin Luther King … Continue reading
