Rainn Wilson points at a gigantic pink worm walking in his direction. Yes, Dwight Schrute from television’s The Office. And yes, a sevenfoot-tall, star-shaped parasite, with arms and legs, is walking toward the small stage where Wilson stands.
“Wait a minute,” Wilson says to the crowd seated in an ivy-lined second-story courtyard at the W Hotel, on the edge of Beverly Hills. “It seems to be an actual intestinal parasite.”
The audience laughs. It’s a cool mid-December afternoon. Wilson continues: “What can you possibly have to say for yourself, mister?”
“Gimme this!” the guy in the worm costume says in an exaggerated New York accent. A cartoonish grin is plastered on the worm’s face, and toilet paper taped on looks like feces. “It’s a party! Hey! Parasites gotta live too, OK?”
By Andrew Fraieli Homelessness is not a choice. People do not choose or generally plan, to lose their home or source of income. People do not choose to
Following several serious or deadly attacks on homeless people this year, the Los Angeles City Council will consider a resolution Tuesday supporting any legislation that would add homeless