Howard Cohen

Co-president, Roadside Attractions

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Co-president of Roadside Attractions, whose documentary The Cove, made the short list; Good Hair and September Issue did not

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Until a change in the city charter 20 years ago, voters in some parts of Los Angeles were able to take stubs from their ballot, present them to local independent…

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