Sauteing with the stars: Celebrities cook up a new way to stay in limelight
By BILL WARD Star Tribune (Minneapolis)
It's as natural a pairing as steak and baked potato. Americans love their celebrities, and Americans love to eat. So why not celebrity cookbooks?
Read it: 'Big Hugs, Little Hugs' perfect for preschoolers
By SARAI BRINKER McClatchy Newspapers
"Big Hugs, Little Hugs"
Best-sellers
Los Angeles Times
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Los Angeles Times
Rankings for hard-cover books sold in Southern California, as reported by selected book stores:
Merlene Davis: Lexingtonian turns her HIV diagnosis into a book to help others
Merlene Davis Herald-Leader columnist
Thirty years after HIV and AIDS were discovered, far too many people associate the disease only with gays and intravenous drug users. And far too many people continue to shun and ostracize those living with HIV and AIDS. Felisa Shelby of Lexington can testify to that.
Pew report looks at what Facebook users get out of it
By DEBORAH NETBURN Los Angeles Times
The Pew Research Center released a report about Facebook on Friday, providing insights into the company that you won't find in its IPO filing.
Billy Ray Cyrus writing a memoir
By Rich Copley rcopley@herald-leader.com
Country music singer and Flatwoods native Billy Ray Cyrus is writing a memoir that will be published by Amazon Publishing in the spring of 2013.
5 questions about Facebook's IPO
By WAILIN WONG Chicago Tribune
QUESTION: How does Facebook make money?
Facebook's financial details raise red flags for some
By DAVID SARNO AND NATHANIEL POPPER Los Angeles Times
Facebook Inc. has opened its books to eager investors, but some don't like what they see.
Facebook centers on Zuckerberg and his vision
By JESSICA GUYNN Los Angeles Times
Facebook Inc. will soon become a publicly traded company. But for all intents and purposes it may as well be called Zuckerberg Inc.
A startling tech trajectory
By CHRIS O'BRIEN San Jose Mercury News
At last, Facebook has embarked on the path toward its IPO, the ultimate Silicon Valley rite of passage and the end of a company's startup phase.
Facebook has become a financial giant, but not an invincible one
By CHRIS O'BRIEN San Jose Mercury News
The numbers in Facebook's IPO filing this week give us the picture of a titan, but not an unstoppable one.
IPO filing shines light on Facebook finances
By JESSICA GUYNN Los Angeles Times
Now it's Facebook's turn to share.
A lucky few will be enriched by Facebook IPO
By KEN BENSINGER Los Angeles Times
Stanford University alumnus Ezra Callahan likes hockey and has 722 Facebook friends. Among them are Sean Parker, Dustin Moskovitz and a college dropout named Mark Zuckerberg.
In filing, Facebook outlines its vulnerabilities
By DAVID SARNO Los Angeles Times
If you had 800 million friends, you'd think you'd be worry-free. But Facebook isn't.
