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HOW MOMS NEED RESOURCES DURING DISASTERS
During the recent fires, lawyer Melissa Saleh evacuated to a hotel and found herself realizing just how much mothers go through during times of disaster without any resources or even public awareness.
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MY LIFE IN THE PALISADES WITH ALI MACGRAW
My Life With Ali Then, just as quickly as she had entered my world, she vanished. The recent death of her ‘Love Story’ co-star Ryan O’Neal left us all with a nostalgic appreciation of the heartthrobs whose heartbreak ending sent the country out of theaters in tears to start the 1970s.
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IT’S A MIRACLE I’M A WRITER
Friends often marvel that I’ve built a life with words. They shake their heads and say, “It’s a miracle you’re a writer.” Honestly, they’re not wrong.
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AN INTERVIEW WITH NOVELIST TONY CASTR0
An interview with Tony Castro, author of the new novel thriller “THE BOOK OF MARILYN”
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APOCALYPSE LA: A CITY OF ANGELS & DREAMS GONE TO HELL
The city of dreams is under a nightmarish siege as than 1,000 homes, businesses and other buildings have burned and at least two people are dead in Santa Anas wind-fueled wildfires threatening to make this the worst fire in Southern California history.
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DEMI MOORE: HOLLYWOOD’S ULTIMATE SURVIVOR
Once derided as a “popcorn actress,” Demi Moore may have landed herself a spot in the Oscars’ best actress category with her rousing speech after winning a Golden Globe for The Substance, a role she got when she was at a low point in her career, thinking she was done.
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HOW JIMMY CARTER WARNED AGAINST THE DEMOCRATS’ POLITICAL & ECONOMIC ELITES
The late Jimmy Carter was the antidote to the cynicism of the political and economic elite he had railed against in his acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention.
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JIMMY CARTER: THE PRESIDENT WHO HEALED AND HUMBLED A NATION
Jimmy Carter, who passed away Sunday at the age of 100, was the president America needed after Watergate. In the aftermath of Richard Nixon
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THE KATIE FLOWERS INTERVIEW
“I want to inspire people to transform their relationships and, in turn, their lives. I aim to show that love isn’t just about finding the right partner—it’s about cultivating a deep connection with yourself first.“ Katie Flowers isn’t just a relationship coach; she’s a force of nature. With her unapologetically bold approach to love, intimacy, and…
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Leaving L.A., Will the Last Person Here Turn Out the Lights?
Any new LA Metro security forces are overwhelmed. There is a literal scourge of drugs, crime, homelessness, filthy, stinking people, one of those filthy long-term homeless ladies with a reeking cat in a cage and a huge pile of basically trash, and it’s horrifying.
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