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Q&A with arts writer Jori Finkel

By Kevin Roderick | January 24, 2011 11:20 PM

jroi-finkel-salcido-zocalo.jpgFinkel, the arts writer at the L.A. Times, took some questions in the green room at Zocalo Public Square. First two Q's: What do you wake up to in the mornings? "The sound of my 16-month-old baby." What surprises you the most about your life right now? "How full it is. I didn’t know life could contain this much work, this much family."

Photo: Aaron Salcido


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