Articles by Rob Long

16 articles since 2003

So long, spoiled children

Opinion | By Rob Long | July 10, 2008
Afew weeks ago, John McCain made a little joke at his wife’s expense. Read more
 

Hillary, can you work nights?

Opinion | By Rob Long | June 10, 2008
Barack Obama, in his first day as the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, named Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg, Jim Johnson and Eric Holder to lead the search for a running mate.” Read more
 

Serve double lattes on double-deckers

News | By Rob Long | December 27, 2007
When I go to a new place, I almost always end up on a bus. Read more
 

To noodle or not to noodle

Opinion | By Rob Long | October 18, 2007
As a professional writer, I’ve always been pretty good at not writing. Read more
 

Tag a bus and you’re `it’

News | By Rob Long | March 3, 2007

Tag a bus and you’re `it’

Opinion | By Rob Long | March 3, 2007
I LEARNED THREE things after reading the account of the 15-year-old boy who tagged a bus while Los Angeles’ mayor was on board. Read more
 

So you wanna have a star

Opinion | By Rob Long | January 16, 2007
DONALD TRUMP, who as far as I know is a lovely man and a gentle soul, is getting a star on Hollywood Boulevard’s Walk of Fame. Read more
 

A global thought summit? I don’t think so

Opinion | By Rob Long | September 9, 2006
Like all well-adjusted people, I keep a running list in my head of the organizations, corporations and individuals I am angry at and/or feuding with. Read more
 

Coming soon: Paseo Forest Lawn

Opinion | By Rob Long | July 23, 2006
FOREST LAWN, that sweeping, green glade of dead people, is 100 years old, which means that in Los Angeles terms, it’s in the seriously old category, along with Musso & Frank, the Century City mall and Cher. Read more
 

He’s got your number

Opinion | By Rob Long | August 30, 2005
WHEN THE NEWS came that the Public Utilities Commission had voted to create a new telephone area code for Los Angeles and environs, I got it on my BlackBerry. Read more
 
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