Where Is Gavin Smith?

March 14, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Missing Fox Executive Case Is Now A Homicide Investigation The case of missing Fox executive Gavin Smith is now being investigated as a homicide after a discovery in a Simi Valley, Calif. storage facility, reports the Los Angeles Times. Los Angeles County sheriff's investigators found Smith's car, a 2000 black Mercedes Benz, in a storage facility linked to convicted drug dealer John Creech, sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore told the Los Angeles Times. However, no body has been recovered. Continue reading... ONLY IN LA: A 24-Hour Juice ATM Homeless.. Or Ke$ha? The City Steps Up 'Grave' Mistake In California Mortuary PHOTOS: 10 Best Irish Pubs Really Depressing News For Renters FREAKY FREEWAYS Scariest Boot Camp Ever Marijuana Users Will Love This Study Offensive Or Funny? Men Want 'Steak & BJ Day' New Truck For LAPD Shooting Victims Tied Up In Dispute NORMAN LEAR Let's Hear It for 'Bullshit!' If anybody can tell me that there are another two syllables that can express what lies just beneath the consciousness of most Americans at this minute -- and all Americans when they know what they are angry minute about, I want to know what that is. Continue reading... ANN BRENOFF On the Fly: What's Wrong With Aging, Anyway? I prefer to fight the aging process -- which, I'd like to point out, has nothing to do with dressing like a 20-something or running for Botox every time I spot a wrinkle. Continue reading... WYATT CLOSS Hiatus Kaiyote: Global Soul from an Unlikely Place Who's your favorite Australian soul band? Can't name any? Thought so. Now, you can say Hiatus Kaiyote. Except they may become your favorite band, period. Continue reading... JASON ALDERMAN Impending Tax Deadlines Are Real Congress could well debate the debt ceiling, tax reform and other important economic issues until the cows come home, but one thing's for sure: If you don't pay your income taxes -- or at least file for an extension -- by April 15, you could be in for a world of financial hurt. Continue reading... SUSAN FENIGER Why Is This Night Different From All Others? Doing Passover at the restaurant is something that actually brings me closer to my religion than anything I've ever done in my personal life. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here.