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Barry Garron has been writing about TV since before there was cable, the Fox network and VHS tapes. On two occasions, he was selected to be part of the American Film Institute jury to decide the top 10 TV sows of the year. In addition to his expertise on TV and the entertainment industry, Garron is an avid amateur photographer and collector of political buttons. He has been a resident of Los Angeles since 1998.

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Age-Old Play Examines Dreams and Reality

CSUN's 'Life is a Dream' adds new touches to the classic play by Spanish dramatist Pedro Calderon de la Barca to enhance its appeal to contemporary audiences.

Age-Old Play Examines Dreams and Reality
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Helping the Disabled and Disadvantaged Look Their Best

As part of his nonprofit's mission, Chatsworth cosmetologist Don Knypstra to provide haircuts and shampoos at a Families in Need Cut-a-Thon on Saturday in Simi Valley.

Helping the Disabled and Disadvantaged Look Their Best
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Linda Eder, Tom Wopat Are Crowd Pleasers at CSUN

Eder, dubbed 'The Voice,' charms audience with a mix of Broadway and pop as well as numbers from her new album; Wopat demonstrates his jazz-influenced style.

Linda Eder, Tom Wopat Are Crowd Pleasers at CSUN
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Quintet Walks 'Miles' in Shoes of Jazz Great

The innovative and influential sound of Miles Davis is honored at CSUN's Valley Performing Arts Center in a performance by the Ambrose Akinmusire Quintet.

Quintet Walks 'Miles' in Shoes of Jazz Great
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Gary Thomas: He Just Can't Say No

Community leader logs more than three decades volunteering for civic, business, political causes in the San Fernando Valley.

Gary Thomas: He Just Can't Say No
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Dead Men Tell No Tales—But Their Cellphones Do

Theater Review: CSUN's production of 'Dead Man's Cell Phone' examines the impact technology has had on our lives, including our growing inability to know one another.

Dead Men Tell No Tales—But Their Cellphones Do
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See the Blue Light? Don't Put Up a Fight

Sherman Ellison, a lawyer specializing in traffic tickets, offers advice on what to do and what not to do if a traffic officer pulls you over.

See the Blue Light? Don't Put Up a Fight