Feirstein fired up
In his semi-regular New York Observer column, screenwriter/journalist/inventor of the line “real men don’t eat quiche” (seriously) Bruce Feirstein grouses about the Los Angeles Times. You know the drill: out of touch with the community, panders to the East Coast media establishment, Michael Kinsley, etc.
Every morning at 5:30 a.m., I’m awakened by the thwack of newspapers being delivered to the block where I’m living in L.A. It’s in a neighborhood called Hancock Park-roughly the equivalent of Bronxville, or Carnegie Hill in Manhattan-where the residents are mainly doctors, lawyers and stockbrokers, with a smattering of show-business trash.
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