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< BACK TO Fresh Intelligence The Feud that Never Takes a Holiday
Coke vs. Pepsi. Kennedy vs. Castro. Heidi vs. L.C. Epic yet minor rifts when compared to the timeless power struggle between New York and Los Angeles. In the name of settling this battle royale, each week Radar will take stock and determine which city truly holds the competitive edge. This week: Tragedy struck the midwest, leaving residents of both coasts to wonder what it all means. (Also to wonder, what exactly is "Von Maur?") Yet Christmas cheer (and a whole lot of Hanukkah chutzpah) still managed to abound on both sides of our great nation. L.A.: The "Midnight Ridazz," a group of rowdy, renegade bicycling enthusiasts, take to the streets of Los Angeles to express their "growing frustration with L.A.'s car-only culture." L.A.: Notable headline from this week's Los Angeles Times states, "Jews, Asians, are building bonds" L.A.: Peripatetic poptard Britney Spears begins a search for yet another SoCal manse. For her dog to poop on! L.A.: It's the first night of Hanukkah! L.A.: Striking writers. Day 32. L.A.'s pulse slows. Entertainment as we know it begins to die a slow, self-righteous death. L.A.: Southern California surfers take the day off to ride 12-foot-plus winter waves. FINAL SCORE: Advertisement |
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