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De Niro's tears in 'Silver Linings' are advertisement enough, OK?
Probably just like you, we at the Gold Standard enjoy the occasional Facebook foray to quietly unfriend anyone who sent us Farmville requests check up on the daily doings of friends and loved ones. Today, nestled among the cute kid pics and breaking...
Tags: Nine (movie), Gold Standard Incorporated, David O. Russell, Celebrities, The Iron Lady (movie)
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Jesse Jackson Jr. charged with misusing $750,000 in campaign funds
Federal prosecutors in Washington on Friday charged both Jesse Jackson Jr. and his wife, Sandi, alleging the former congressman misused $750,000 in campaign funds while she understated their income on tax returns for six years. Attorneys for Sandi...
Tags: U.S. Senate, Jesse Jackson, Prosecution, Punishment, Hyde Park
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D.C. is an issue in Oscar campaigns
Hollywood director David O. Russell took a meeting this week to talk about a movie. But the man in the room with him wasn't a studio executive or an actor hoping for a role — he was Vice President Joe Biden. Russell met Biden and spoke on the...
Tags: Joe Courtney, Leon Panetta, Zero Dark Thirty (movie), Movies, John McCain
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For David O. Russell, an entry in his own 'Silver Linings Playbook'
The last time David O. Russell went to the White House, to screen “Three Kings” for Bill Clinton in 1999, he brought his 5-year-old son Matthew. Russell didn’t fully know it then, but a world of struggle loomed for the boy, who grappled...
Tags: Behavioral Conditions, David O. Russell, U.S. Senate, Family, Entertainment
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Letters: Jail isn't for the mentally ill
Re "Prison's revolving door," Editorial, Feb. 5 Crime and arrests in Los Angeles County continue to decline. On the countywide Criminal Justice Coordination Committee's website, the first annual report on public safety realignment shows recidivism rates...Tags: Behavioral Conditions, Schizophrenia, Crime, Law and Justice, Prisons, Mental Illness
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Malibu Councilman Skylar Peak under investigation in PCH accident
L.A. NOWMalibu Councilman Skylar Peak is under investigation -- again.... -
Cocaine called 'major factor' in death of woman arrested by LAPD
L.A. NOWCocaine intoxication was a “major factor” in the death of Alesia Thomas, a woman who died shortly after she was forcibly taken into custody by several LAPD officers, according to the findings of an autopsy by the Los Angeles County...... -
Juliann Garey impresses in sharp-tongued debut novel
-------------------- Too Bright to Hear Too Loud to See A Novel Juliann Garey Soho Press: 30 pp, $25 -------------------- Gird yourself: Greyson Todd, the narrator of Juliann Garey's "Too Bright to Hear Too Loud to See," is a bipolar studio...
Tags: Behavioral Conditions, Academy Awards, Entertainment Events
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Anthem's mail-order policy may have crossed a legal line
Anthem Blue Cross may be breaking California law by requiring some policyholders to buy their prescription drugs from a single mail-order pharmacy, according to the state attorney general's office. Anthem, the state's largest for-profit health insurer,...
Tags: Kamala D. Harris, Behavioral Conditions, Prescription Drugs, Health Insurance Cost, Justice System
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Newton: Court warfare
For months, the Los Angeles County Dependency Court has buzzed with a mystery: Lawyers for the county counsel's office repeatedly refused to allow Judge Amy Pellman to preside over their cases, but they wouldn't say why. The office's use of challenges,...
Tags: Behavioral Conditions, Crime, Law and Justice, Abusive Behavior
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Storytelling on L.A.'s skid row
Once a week for the last several years, I've driven to skid row to visit a friend. I get depressed about the area at times because it's such a depository of the unfortunate and the forgotten. But then I'll catch a warm greeting, or see a sign of hope in...
Tags: Behavioral Conditions, Entertainment, Schizophrenia, Rentals, Movies
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School knew Cal State San Bernardino student was bipolar, family says
L.A. NOWThe family of a Cal State San Bernardino graduate student who was fatally shot by campus police Saturday released a statement late Tuesday confirming that the man was bipolar and enrolled as a disabled student when he was killed. The......
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