Home :: Past Issues :: Media Kit :: Contact Us :: Site Search ::

ISSUE: November 15, 2009

Articles about Los Angeles Times

Trust Her Instincts - 4-1-2006

When it comes to Los Angeles, Basic Instinct 2 star Sharon Stone knows a thing or two about a thing or two, from which hotel pool has the best setting for a lazy lunch to the best spot for babies to take a nap.

Article Excerpts:

...to the New York Times to, if you must, the Los Angeles Times . Then do you go straight to work? Or to the...

...to the New York Times to, if you must, the Los Angeles Times . Then do you go straight to work? Or to the...

Facts Figures - 1-1-2001

FACTS FIGURES$18 Cost of sending a one-pound package halfway around the world via the U.S. Postal Service, using Express Mail International. $45.50 Cost of sending a one-pound package halfway around the world via FedEx over-night service. $10,000 C...

Article Excerpts:

...to the International Space Station. SOURCES: Los Angeles Times, FedEx, U.S. Postal Service...

...to the International Space Station. SOURCES: Los Angeles Times, FedEx, U.S. Postal Service...

Fact & Figures - 4-15-2001

70% of the nation’s job losses in the recession of 1990-91 were accounted for by just five states — California, New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, and Massachusetts. 24% The number of states that experienced job gains rather t...

Article Excerpts:

...rather than losses during that period. Source: Los Angeles Times...

Word Of Mouth - 5-1-2008

Starting this month, American Airlines is headed to Milan from JFK International Airport. We think you should come along with us. And there’s no better way to form the love affair of a lifetime with the city than to follow these famous locals as they take you on a personal tour.

Article Excerpts:

...best international collections. Adam Tschorn Los Angeles Times fashion reporter The restaurant to go to is...

...best international collections. Adam Tschorn Los Angeles Times fashion reporter The restaurant to go to is...

In Praise Of Vultures - 5-1-2001

Inventory liquidators and auction firms pick at the bones of failed dot-coms and get rich in the process.

Article Excerpts:

...a meat grinder,” Byrne told the Los Angeles Times in January. “We’re shoving...

...a meat grinder,” Byrne told the Los Angeles Times in January. “We’re shoving...

New Nashville - 6-1-2001

Sure, its been a little bit country. But modern-day Nashville can also be stylish and sophisticated.

Article Excerpts:

...Condé Nast Traveler, The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, and The Washington...

...for Sports Illustrated, Outside, and The Los Angeles Times. PERU ON THE RUN Please scroll down the page...

Storming The Castle - 6-15-2001

Why settle for a hotel when you can overnight in a 12th-century palace with butler service, celebrity guests, and some of the best golf courses in the world?

Article Excerpts:

...for Sports Illustrated, Outside, and The Los Angeles Times. PERU ON THE RUN Please scroll further down...

Business In Paradise - 1-15-2003

Development Business in Paradise Caribbean efforts to diversify mean vacation heaven could also be nirvana for your company.

Article Excerpts:

...Los Angeles-based freelancer who writes for the Los Angeles Times Magazine, Los Angeles Magazine, and...

U-turn - 12-1-2005

Once headed for the industrial junk heap, Hyundai drove itself back from the brink by learning three little words: quality, quality, quality.

Article Excerpts:

...Pulitzer prize-winning auto columnist for the Los Angeles Times, wrote: “Stravinsky said lesser...

One Man’s Stand - 7-15-2008

After 22 years of walking the planet and 17 years of silence, John Francis learned that the best way for us to save Mother Earth is simply to care for one another. Now he's spreading the word.

Article Excerpts:

...day before. The following morning’s Los Angeles Times included a story about the environmentalist...

...day before. The following morning’s Los Angeles Times included a story about the environmentalist...

Pressing His Luck - 11-1-2008

Since winning an Academy Award in 2005, Jamie Foxx has seen his films fall flat. Will his risky performance in this month’s The Soloist be enough to put him back in audiences’ — and the Academy’s — good graces? Or will he be the next victim of the Oscar curse?

Article Excerpts:

...at the Walt Disney Concert Hall, and the Los Angeles Times columnist (Robert Downey Jr.) who tries to help...

...at the Walt Disney Concert Hall, and the Los Angeles Times columnist (Robert Downey Jr.) who tries to help...