Print Issue: Why We Still Love LA | Feb. 18, 2022
Why We Still Love LA
Why We Still Love LA
About 600 families have visited the library, according to the rabbi.
“Le Show” has quietly persisted on the air for nearly four decades. Shearer said that his own success in show business has enabled him to have a podcast-level of creative freedom for many years.
The Genesis Prize Committee noted Bourla’s leadership, determination and willingness to assume great risks, as well as his pride in his Jewish identity and heritage.
His decades-long career in show business Iincluded the blockbuster hits “Animal House,” “Stripes,” the original “Ghostbusters,” and “Kindergarten Cop.”
Just as the ocean and desert and mountains beckoned when I was in my Casablanca neighborhood, I felt something similar in Los Angeles.
In 2022, it doesn’t take courage to hate L.A.; it takes courage to still love it.
You are still the greatest city in the world, that shining beacon of hope and opportunity.
We believe there are still infinite reasons to see this city with seemingly new eyes that convey appreciation and yes, wonder.
What began as an ode to our mothers and grandmothers has become an important effort to preserve our family recipes and the culinary traditions of the Sephardic and Mizrahi lands for the next generation.