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Starshine Roshell is a journalism professor, magazine writer, award-winning columnist and overwhelmed mother of two. Named for a song in the 1960s musical "Hair," in which her father starred, Starshine grew up in Los Angeles on the soap opera sets and in the Sunset Strip nightclubs where her parents worked. She graduated UCLA cum laude and wrote for The Hollywood Reporter before joining the Santa Barbara News-Press as news reporter, theater and rock music critic, Sunday columnist and deputy features editor. She resigned with dozens of colleagues in 2006 over the publisher's breaches of journalistic ethics. Her syndicated column won a first-place award from the California Newspaper Publisher's Association, and she has a second-place CNPA award for Business/Financial reporting. Starshine lives in Santa Barbara with her husband John, a graphic artist, and their two sons. |
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 Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez, author of The Dirty Girls Social Club and Haters  Recent columns:February 25, 2010 February 18, 2010 February 11, 2010 February 4, 2010 January 28, 2010 Most
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