Not necessarily. Any time you buy tickets online, there’s usually a thing like “I agree to all terms and conditions” and if I had to guess, one of the terms and conditions is something along the lines of that you agree to give up a seat to a United employee in the event something like this happens. Of course nobody…

I had a job interview once at a place in West Hollywood and when I walked in Olivia Munn was sitting in the lobby too. But I had driven just from the valley and had horrible sweaty swamp butt and just reeked. She was nice though

I always “knew” I made less than our peers, on my team I’m less technically skilled than them, although still pretty advanced, so it was really a no brainer.

I thought this headline meant that the first woman, ever, was getting a statue in the square, which would also be cool.

Yeah, Rotten Tomatoes, while serving a useful purpose, takes away the joy of the discussion of the movies. Yesterday I saw a movie I probably would have never seen before, After the Storm, because it had a top notch rating on RT, instead of Life, which was only at 67 on RT and kind of reinforced my “meh” feelings…

What’s wrong with Rush Hour? or The Family Man?

WORLD BASEBALL CLASSIC?

You honestly would have thought Dodger Stadium was the home stadium for Puerto Rico. People had their faces painted, everyone was carrying flags. Even for the Netherlands there were still a lot of people showing off their dutch pride. I bet Gaslamp must have been crazy though.

I was at that game, and I can best describe the atmosphere as the world’s largest, most enthusiastic minor-league baseball game. Just ecstatic, everyone was so into it. Every time one of the teams would score, the players would clear out from the benches to celebrate, and they’d interact with the fans to get them more…

Possibly, but out of all the gripes of the traditional taxi-riding experience, dealing with taxi-tv is probably the least of them. People flock to Uber and Lyft because it’s more convenient and cheaper, not because they’re trying to desperately rid themselves of Taxi TV (even though they, and I, hate it.) Wouldn’t…

It’s not sustainable based on the thing they have now, but could be sustainable in the future if they try to find new ways to generate revenue. How about in every Uber car, every driver must have a little TV installed that plays ads and stuff, like Taxi TV. Bam, billions of dollars in ad revenue.

My favorite panel I’ve ever been to was for Arrival, and it was a Q&A with Amy Adams, the director Dennis Villeneuve, and one other dude. Panel’s going ok, being moderator by some non-profit film guy from LA, and just your standard “what was it like working on the movie? What were your inspirations? What did this…

Hey guys, I live right down the street from this, so if anyone needs to crash on my air mattress let me know, and you can borrow the parking pass too

They have an outline of their plan here

I dunno, the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics were the most successful in history. LA already has the infrastructure in place to host everything without having to build anything new. Most Olympics cause a city to lose money, but LA is just that bizarre enough mix where it can host everything and still improve the community.

I often wonder where the poor huddled masses of Los Angeles will live in 20-30 something years. Every neighborhood in the central city is becoming more and more gentrified. I wonder if the new football stadium in Inglewood will raise housing costs and make those poorer people unable to live there. And downtown,…

I was there over new years, and every time I went to an arcade, I saw kids and adults obsessed with a game where you played a Taisho drum similar to a DDR style. EVERYONE was playing that game.

A friend of mine was one of people on the Stanford team with Evan and one of the original “founders” I guess, although he’s not Reggie or Bobbie. You wouldn’t ever see his name in a newspaper or anything. But I can ask him

20 bucks says he never got that hole in one, and ordered someone to lie as his witness to say he did.

Ok if New England is Trump, Atlanta is Hillary, what does that make Paul Ryan, Bernie Sanders and TEd Cruz?