Category Archives: Cathy Seipp

Catherine Seipp and the Network That Replaced the Newsroom

Catherine Seipp (1957-2007) watched American media change from inside a city the rest of the press treated as a backwater. She held no large platform. She edited no major paper, hosted no national broadcast, owned no media company. She worked … Continue reading

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Torn Between Two Girlfriends, Feeling Like A Fool, Loving Both Of Them Is Breaking All The Rules

An oldie but goodie from my blog Jan. 29, 2004: I park beside the Beverly Hills Hotel with my ugly van (Thursday, January 29). A man in front of me gets out of his Mercedes and looks at my vehicle … Continue reading

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Marvin The Orthodox Menace

My friend Cathy Seipp died five years ago today. Cathy’s daughter Maia Lazar writes: Marvin could not concentrate on the Rashi script. The cantor was not good that day, and the lighting was very dim. Plus, the woman next to … Continue reading

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The Passion Of Cathy Seipp

I just watched the movie The Passion of Ayn Rand. It reminded me too of times in my life when I had passion for older women. It reminded me of my man-whore days. It reminded me of the times I … Continue reading

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My Other Half

When Cathy Seipp died in March of 2007, much of my world died with her. I dropped out of most writer gatherings, lost most of the connections I had around her, and sent my life in a different direction — … Continue reading

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Looking For Love

I was telling a friend about this great woman I met and the plans I was drawing up for our lives. "Gonna make her wear a blonde wig and pretend she’s dying?" he asks.

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Cathy Seipp Did Not Respond To My Friend Request

In her final days, Cathy Seipp did not respond to my Facebook friend request. She’s friends with Maia and Ashley and Tony and Christian but not me. Typical. As my boss friendly reminds me when he does not like my … Continue reading

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Cathy Seipp’s Daughter Maia In Montenegro

 CecileMLDubois:  guess where i am Luzdedos1:  hi Luzdedos1:  israel? CecileMLDubois:  no CecileMLDubois:  montenegro CecileMLDubois:  next week im living w gypsies and then going to kosovo Luzdedos1:  yay CecileMLDubois:  its 11pm here CecileMLDubois:  why are you still at home at 2pm … Continue reading

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Cathy Seipp Died A Year Ago Today

Stupid bitch. My social life has collapsed since then. I can no longer go to the LA Press Club with any feeling of belonging. I’m just a stray dog again. I need my owner. I want my special doggy bowl … Continue reading

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Remembering Cathy Seipp

Jackie Danicki posts Nov. 20: Our dreadfully missed friend, Cathy Seipp, would have celebrated her birthday this past Saturday. Cathy’s daughter, Maia, wrote a poignant poem to mark the occasion. Sometimes, friends and I will exchange emails – quite out … Continue reading

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