Gold's Counter Intelligence column, which he began writing in 1986, was an indispensable dining guide for Angelenos, giving them a way of discovering their own city.
She said she has been reading Gold for 20 years, following his Counter Intelligence column from The Times to L.A. Weekly and back to The Times in 2012.
Michael Rubin, resident scholar at the conservative think tank the American Enterprise Institute, and Bob Baer, a former CIA officer who now writes an intelligence column for Time.com, joined Chris Matthews on "Hardball" tonight to discuss the possibility that Israel will unilaterally attack Iran after the Islamic nation's recent missile tests.
Rushfield, who writes the "Intelligence Report" column in Vanity Fair and is a partner in Agent X, a trend-spotting company, has complete command of his intricate plot, in which tinsel rises to the top.
She self-identifies as an entrepreneur, spent some years as a "super-PR" in partnership with Sarah Brown (who was Sarah Macaulay when they launched Hobsbawm Macaulay in 1993), then set up Editorial Intelligence, which collates the newspaper columns of the day into a digest, as well as running an awards ceremony and organising events, including an annual festival-cum-conference, Names not Numbers.
Armed with American intelligence, the Ethiopians' tank columns, artillery batteries and military jets made quick work of the poorly trained and ill-equipped Islamist militia.
If you are one of his own people, you will, of course, find him, because you yourself are there, but if you are not, your knowledge of him will be mostly confined to the petty intelligence of the gossip columns.
That's when the scrappy punk-rock LA kid began writing his column, Counter Intelligence, for LA Weekly.
In December, an American drone flying above Al Bayda province, in Yemen, fired on what U.S. intelligence believed was a column of Al Qaeda fighters.
