Gregg Fuller

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• Posted KTLA Prime News ≠ YouTube to LAist
  We love KTLA. Our night wouldn't be complete without one of Hal "The Fish Man" Fishman's commentaries, the annoying, well-endowed weather girl trying her best to present the weather without tipping forward or sports reporting that's on par with the local college station's, but tonight they teased a video for the entirety of their broadcast that we'd seen days ago. We know that the old media is struggling to put fresh faces and rock...
• Posted Who doesn't want a Tiddy bear? to LAist
  As far as we can tell, this is 100% real....
• Posted "Children of Men" makes us feel desperate, but hopeful to LAist
  Recently we got the opportunity to see Alfonso Cuarón's latest flick at the local cinema megaplex, Children of Men. Having seen the trailer months ago we put this on our short list of movies to see because anything regarding a dystopian future and Clive Owen we're first in line for. We sat down in the theater captive to the ads on the screen and then the theater dimmed and we were transported. Children of...
• Posted Schwarzenegger begins his Second Term to LAist
  Today everyone's second favorite movie-star turned governor of California was sworn in to office for his second first-and-a-half term as California government. Among controversy that he did not make appearances as scheduled in the last couple weeks because of his injury and a cavalcade of performers, speakers, and more balloons than one could shake a stick at, Arnold Schwarzenegger is once again officially the governor of the great state of California. NBC more than...
• Posted Starbucks Cuts Trans Fats in Los Angeles, Other Cities to LAist
  Good news for all of us who rely on the local Starbucks for our morning coffee and donut(s) and made some sort of resolution to eat healthier. Although the pastries in that beautiful glass case are still the most gastronomically insipid fare we've ever tasted, they are now free of this year's unhealthy buzzword(s), Trans Fats. Starbucks announced that they are cutting these hydrogenated fats, found in products like Crisco, from the food products...