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In 1957, musical theatre was dramatically changed with the Broadway opening of multi-award winning "West Side Story". Leonard Bernstein's music and Jerome Robbins' choreography raised the bar for musicals forever.

Does anyone remember the chaos some predicted when the calendar propelled into the year 2000? Now here we are 12 years later, welcoming the New Year.

Miami Heat star Dwyane Wade had some advice for his good friend, Golden State Warriors forward Dorell Wright, who has struggled mightily on offense so far this season.

The merry-go-rumor circled round and round this week. Robert Guerrero was caught up in the whirlwind. Could his shot at Floyd Mayweather Jr. really be this close? So close yet so far is more like it.

Whether it's a fast run to the mall to pick up a birthday gift, a stop at the ATM for some walking-around cash or merely darting out of the house to get to an appointment, too often our minds are on a million different things. A million different things, that is, except for one thing we should be thinking of: safety.

Four years ago, I wrote a column promoting California's high-speed rail project. I believed then, and I believe now, that linking cities throughout the Golden State with a bullet train that travels from San Francisco to Los Angeles in two hours will provide tremendous economic benefits. Unfortunately, a lot has happened with HSR that has tarnished much of my optimism for the project.

Get ready for three rematches in this weekend's divisional round of the NFL playoffs, and a fourth game that appears to be a grudge match.

Robert Guerrero's strong and persistent public relations push to ink the fight of his career against undefeated Floyd Mayweather Jr. is looking more and more like it might pay off. The rumor mill hit full tilt Monday, and according to Raymond Markarian of The Sweet Science, the Mayweather camp may finalize a decision by Friday as to who Mayweather (42-0) will fight May 5 at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas.