Posted by: Julian Ayrs on: September 29, 2008
Nab him, will ‘ya!
Well, we’re pretty much use to Governor Schwarzenegger’s preaching and inclination to spoil all the fun, but if you’re from out-of-state (or residing abroad) you are hereby duly informed that the Gov has terminated text messaging while cruising the mean streets of the sunshine State.
On the heels of the legislation signed into [...]
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Posted by: Julian Ayrs on: September 29, 2008
The morning paper was full of jolts and surprises.
Heather Locklear, one of Aaron Spelling’s little darlings (Dynasty), was busted for an alleged problem manipulating her vehicle on the mean streets of Montecito (!).
A witness allegedly spied the svelte beauty stumble in and out of her vehicle – at which point – she revved up the [...]
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Posted by: Julian Ayrs on: September 29, 2008
Well, you know what they say, early bird gets the worm!
Bright and early Sunday morning, I dragged myself out of bed and headed off for a quick snack before sauntering over to the Book Fair at West Hollywood park.
Ah, before the sun started to blaze down mid-day and swarms of book enthusiasts filtered in after [...]
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Posted by: Julian Ayrs on: September 29, 2008
Occasionally, the challenges of day-to-day life drag you down, and there appears to be nowhere to turn to make sense of the unfolding drama.
If only there was someone to talk to, eh?
The National Counsel of Jewish Women provide a “counseling talkline” for individuals in the community who need to anonymously (and freely) open up about [...]
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