Spencer Pratt vs. The Pillsbury Doughboy
Oct. 27 2008, Published 7:07 a.m. ET
TAIL AND TWO CITIES Represent!
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 RadarOnline.com will take stock and determine which city truly holds the competitive edge.
This week: The sons and daughters of our two great cities braved clogged freeways and the indignities of airport security, slinking back to their neglected families and provincial hometowns, but L.A. and NYC kept on keeping on.
- Joe Biden Speaks Out for First Time Since Ditching 2024 Election Campaign — Praising ‘Capable and Tough’ VP Kamala Harris
- Donald Trump and Kamala Harris Invited by Fox News to Debate in September — After Ex-President's Rant About 'Fake News' ABC
- BREAKING: Joe Biden Set To Withdraw From Race This Weekend – But Will NOT Endorse Kamala Harris, D.C. Insider Claims
L.A: By 5pm the day before Thanksgiving, traffic across Southern California has nearly reached a standstill.
NYC: Macy's annual Thanksgiving day parade clogs midtown with tourists, eager for the chance to ooh and ahh at the event's happy balloon advertisements, like a helium-filled Ronald McDonald and a slightly baked looking Pillsbury Doughboy.
Advantage: NYC