Brentwood, CA|News|
Huffington Says Net Changes Way People Relate to News
New AOL BFF, at CSUN lecture, says opportunities lie ahead. Also, get more sleep.
Barry Garron, Patch Staff
Barry Garron, Patch Staff
- Northridge-Chatsworth, CA
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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Studio City, CA|News|
Huffington Says Internet Changes How People Relate to News
In the first lecture given at the Valley Performing Arts Center, the author and political commentator welcomes the impact of online media but also gives a warning.
Barry Garron, Patch Staff
Encino-Tarzana, CA|News|
Huffington Says Internet Changes How People Relate to News
In the first lecture given at the Valley Performing Arts Center, the author and political commentator welcomes the impact of online media but also gives a warning.
Barry Garron, Patch Staff
Northridge-Chatsworth|News|
Huffington Says Internet Changes How People Relate to News
In the first lecture given at the Valley Performing Arts Center, the author and political commentator welcomes the impact of online media but also gives a warning.
Barry Garron, Patch Staff
Northridge-Chatsworth|News|
Gala Officially Opens Valley Performing Arts Center
A variety of performers, many with ties to the Valley and CSUN, put on a show for eager arts patrons during the black-tie fundraiser.
Barry Garron, Patch Staff
Encino-Tarzana, CA|News|
Gala Officially Opens Valley Performing Arts Center
A variety of performers, many with ties to the Valley and CSUN, put on a show for eager arts patrons during the black-tie fundraiser.
Barry Garron, Patch Staff
Studio City, CA|News|
Gala Officially Opens Valley Performing Arts Center
A variety of performers, many with ties to the Valley and CSUN, put on a show for eager arts patrons during the black-tie fundraiser.
Barry Garron, Patch Staff
Garden City, NY|News|
Garden City Clutter Inspiration for New Game Show
Village native Lara Spencer has turned a passion for antiques into a thriving career on TV.
Barry Garron, Patch Staff
