When news first broke on the 40% of perfectly good food we throw away as waste on an annual basis, the shock was enough for the news to stay circulating for a few days -- a feat rare in online journalism these days. If we expand the circle of perpetrators to include other countries, the stats grew e ... More >>
Burbank ACTIONOver 100 worried residents packed into the disco-themed ballroom of Moose Lodge in Glendale last night -- summoned by a growing base of health, privacy and consumer advocates lashing out against California's sketchy new method of measuring household energy use. The new wireless ... More >>
Courtesy Marc Foxx William Daniels' "Untitled" oil painting, on view at Marc Foxx Gallery through November 12 My agenda includes a couple risks -- eight hours of United Nations-style debating and a visit to a temporary hotel room. Then there are the sure bets -- a lecture by an inimitably cle ... More >>
Thundercats Ho!! New Live Video of SA-RA Creative Partners Featuring Bass Virtuoso Stephen "Thundercat" Bruner
A Different Kind of Palestinian Rally: Demonstrators outside City Hall protest U.S. abandonment of the United Nations plan to partition Palestine.Photo: LA Daily News/UCLA CollectionClick image to enlarge
As earlier noted, the 2009 Berlin Film Festival opened with a Hollywood movie (The International), directed by Germany's own Tom Tykwer and filmed in a half-dozen countries around the world, then continued with a French movie (In the Electric Mist) made in the U.S.A. with dialogue spoken in regional ... More >>
As earlier noted, the 2009 Berlin Film Festival opened with a Hollywood movie (The International), directed by Germany's own Tom Tykwer and filmed in a half-dozen countries around the world, then continued with a French movie (In the Electric Mist) made in the U.S.A. with dialogue spoken in regional ... More >>
Empire and its discontents
“It must be difficult not knowing, whenever there’s construction in the city, if your great-great-great-great- great-grandfather’s skull is going to end up in the bucket of a backhoe.”
The sins of inaction
Hollywood’s Africa fetish continues with Beyond the Gates
The would-be president urges calm amid claims of election fraud
No-cost compassionate conservatism
Pollacks The Interpreter and the Hungarian first feature Kontroll
Repetition in politics, news, big business and human suffering
The Baghdad Hand (Over) Job
Still time for the U.N. to save Iraq
Bush tries to reorder the world in his declaration of war
A guide to Iraq’s weapons of mass destruction
The cost of waging a lonely war
More on the connection between the U.S., American corporations and Iraq’s weapons programs
With Iraq in crisis, humanitarian efforts around the globe go on hold
The sins and omissions committed before the United Nations
Poking holes in the case for war
Signs are on that a full-scale invasion of Iraq is off
Journey into the abyss
A former weapons inspector rejects Bush's evidence
Back to the future with the World Federalists
And against Bush's version of the war
Bush is the real menace to world order
Two emerging world governing systems -- one corporate, one basically democratic -- fight for control of your world
The top six demands of anti-globalization protesters
From Karen Carson, Kristin Calabrese, Steven Criqui, Charlie White, Tamara Fites, Mark Housley, more
The gun lobby goes to war with the U.N.
Why being against the WTO isn’t enough
The terrible price of independence in East Timor
Government and rebels agree on disdain for global cops
Local Progressives Talk About Kosovo
