Fence, as in a way for him to sell his devious, stolen, demented ideas to the public in all of his skeevy dreary blogs. I was interested in the news about Gizmodo and the iPhone last week, even though I don't read/have either one, just because I like tech news.  It took me a couple of ...

Last week Joel Pett included a cartoon from Pulitzer Prize 2010 winner Mark Fiore in his selection of cartoons for the LA Times. He had to go back 10 years to find a cartoon by Fiore. This is because Fiore is an animator now, not a cartoonist, and hasn't done cartoons for years. Is the ...

In Los Angeles. It's all the rage. It's an evergreen topic on talk radio...will it ruin the city? Does it destroy neighborhoods? Is it really legal? Oh, that's interesting. I went to latimes.com to see what was new on the topic and this is the top article: Peron, a hero to the marijuana movement, started the first ...

It's Sunday, so it must be time for the Los Angeles Times Choice Awards! For editorial cartoons, that is! I had to wade through a lot of elephants saying no to Obama (for Supreme Court nominees), and a lot of  Tea Party ridiculers, and of course Sarah Palin haters, before I found these gems. (I think ...

This is a cartoon about Chief Justice Clarence Thomas and his wife, who started her own tea party, neutrality be damned.\ It is also about a contemporary tea-party idea for a centuries old play! A woman in Greece, a long long time ago, before Christ, decided that she wouldn't have sex with her husband until he ...

It's Sunday, and time to choose the best cartoons for the LA Times Opinion section! This time, I've gone to the well of Political Cartoons, too, known as Cagle Cartoons, owned by Daryl Cagle, a fine cartoonist himself. As happened last week, as I start going through the week's cartoons I always start thinking - there ...