VENAL SIN
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In a city composed of the most hard-working and talented people on the entertainment globe, it is a sin that Calendar persists and insists on devoting precious space to unguided, confused and violent souls whose only claim to fame is committing grisly--albeit imaginative--crimes (“TV Addict’s Grim Legend on the Bayou,” by Stuart Goldman, Sept. 8).
Andy Warhol’s said that in the future everyone will be famous for 15 minutes. It’s horrific to watch Calendar actualize his prediction.
DEBRA LEVERE
Los Angeles
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