Ed Horowitz
- Biography
Ed Horowitz is a screenwriter in Los Angeles. He has written independent and feature films and episodic television for Warner Brothers Studios, Universal Studios, USA Network and Lifetime. He is also a contributing writer to the Café Play Short Play Series at the Ruskin Theater in Santa Monica.
Ed Horowitz's Perfect Days
Long Beach: A Gentleman’s Night on the TownLocated on the edge of Los Angeles County, 30-minutes south of LAX, Long Beach is the little city that could. Clean and modern, it is home to first-rate tourist destinations like the Queen Mary and the Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific. But at night Long Beach offers another side: an old-school, gentleman style that glimmers like the jewel in your grandfather's pinky ring.
The civilized man and his inner child.
South of the Border: Cuisine and Culture in TijuanaForget everything you know about Tijuana -- the all night clubs, cheap margaritas, junk taxis, "gringo" tourists and Chicklets. You won't find any of that where you're going.
Tijuana is still "the border," but it is also Mexico's fastest growing city. With an unofficial population pushing 2 million people and 60 million crossing the border each year, Tijuana is redefining itself with a new artistic and culinary movement.
Salsa Dancing in Los Angeles: From the Beach to the BarrioIf you've ever watched "Dancing with Stars" or "So You Think You Can Dance?" and wished you could do that, Los Angeles is the perfect place to experience your own "Dirty Dancing."
South of the Border: Cuisine and Culture in TijuanaForget everything you know about Tijuana -- the all night clubs, cheap margaritas, junk taxis, "gringo" tourists and Chicklets. You won't find any of that where you're going.
Tijuana is still "the border," but it is also Mexico's fastest growing city. With an unofficial population pushing 2 million people and 60 million crossing the border each year, Tijuana is redefining itself with a new artistic and culinary movement.
