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    Jul 4, 2012 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  1. Post & Beam's well-seasoned restaurateur, Brad Johnson

    Foodies tend to move like flocks of birds, swarming a chic eatery, and then — swoop — off to the next. One of their newer perches in Los Angeles is in a part of town that hasn't had much of the food spotlight. Post & Beam opened on New Year's Evein Baldwin Hills, an area with as many economic ups and downs as the hills and canyons that give the neighborhood its name. Restaurateur Brad Johnson has cut the ribbon on some flashy restaurants in his native New York and in Los Angeles; now his foray into L.A.'s best-known black middle-class neighborhood gives him food for thought.
    Foodies tend to move like flocks of birds, swarming a chic eatery, and then — swoop — off to the next. One of their newer perches in Los Angeles is in a part of town that hasn't had much of the food spotlight. Post & Beam opened on New Year'...

    Tags: Debbie Allen, Emily Dickinson, Howard Johnson, Diets and Dieting, Healthy Diet

    2. Jun 24, 2010 | Los Angeles Times

  2. Anthony Bourdain's cooking on the June 27 L.A. Times bestseller list

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    Because Anthony Bourdain often says the kind of things people aren't used to hearing in polite conversation, he has become, as he writes in his new book, a "professional traveler, writer and TV guy," one who knows food from all......
    3. Apr 18, 2011 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  3. Ten @ 10: Ten food television shows you should be watching

    We may be living in the golden age of food television. Twenty years ago, you had to wait for Julia Child and a few others every week on PBS. Today, it's such a hot commodity that ABC is canceling soap operas and replacing them with a foodie version of "The View" hosted by chefs.
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    We may be living in the golden age of food television. Twenty years ago, you had to wait for Julia Child and a few others every week on PBS. Today, it's such a hot commodity that ABC is canceling soap operas and replacing them with a foodie version of...

    Tags: Television, Physical Conditions, Entertainment, Mexico, ABC (tv network)

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