I have a new love -- and it's not a house or a guy or a car. It's an edgy Showtime television suburban satire,"Weeds", where Mary Louise Parker plays a widowed soccer mom, Nancy Botwin, in a fictional subdivision of Los Angeles called Agrestic. Nancy struggles with the sudden death of her husband from a heart attack and agonizes how she'll support

Getting fired from your pain doctor may or may not be your fault. What I mean by that is that it could be you were out of town and had a car accident necessitating an Emergency Room Visit with narcotics involved. It might be that a family member stole your medications, and you are not the sort of person to get the police involved with the police re

Los Angeles is sort of a melting pot of people and ideas. It's kind of a filled with vain people, according to the pages and pages of plastic surgery ads in any L.A. publication. It's a hard city in the entertainment industry, while being vain occasionally, and kind of lax. Considering most parties do not start until 9 or later and set calls can be

About a year after, I was having lunch with my sister and all of a sudden I had a dreadful internal spell that I could not shake for about 5 minutes. I spent the next 3 days being shaky and she drove us home, dizzy and suffered fatigue. That was the beginning of my journey to finding a way to get well again.This program, the professionalism and pas

After the initial six interviews with my brother Police Officer and Detective Howard Wooldridge of Lansing, Michigan (retired) concerning the"War on Drugs", more and more Americans understand the underpinnings of how the U.S. government protracts a national citizen fraud. How big a fraud? Taxpayers forked over $1 trillion in 36 years paying for the