Laughing Pizza News

 
Laughing Pizza performs at Katy Mills Mall
Ultimate Katy
by Ben Simon | May 18, 2012 8:47 am The mom, dad and daughter trio Laughing Pizza will be performing on Saturday, May 19 at the Katy Mills Mall, located at 5000 Katy Mills Circle. Laughing Pizza is a pop music family band for children ages 5-11.


 
Dallas Morning News (subscription)
Free fun for kids in Dallas-Fort Worth, May 25 and beyond
Dallas Morning News (subscription)
LR: Lisa, Emily and Billy Schlosser make up the pop music band Laughing Pizza. The group will be performing at the Firewheel Town Center mall in Garland May 26. By NANCY CHURNIN SUMMER CAMP May 25 is the deadline for middle school students in sixth ...


 
NOLA.com
Pizza Delicious owners show off sausage-making skills at New Orleans Jazz Fest
NOLA.com
Wearing bright yellow Pizza Delicious T-shirts and white aprons, the duo's unpretentious manner and droll commentary kept crowds laughing as they cooked up Local Rabbit Sausage and Greens Pasta at the Food Heritage Stage.


 
Eye-Openers: Is this the world's meatiest sandwich?
San Francisco Chronicle (blog)
Addie's Pizza Pie has closed after less than two years in the East Bay. [Berkeleyside] Profiling Verve Coffee Roasters in Santa Cruz: “Verve might be in a bohemian college town, but they've created a setting and experience that would hold up in larger ...


 
'Continuum': Everything You Need To Know About The Sci-Fi Cop Show
Huffington Post
says Nichols, laughing. 7. Keira is exposed to plenty of things she's never seen before in 2012, like pizza, fresh fruit and even horses. "There's a lot of fish-out-of-water stuff," says Nichols. 8. Carlos knows something is a bit off about Keira, ...

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Mendon pen pals meet face-to-face
Milford Daily News
By Morgan Rousseau/Daily News staff It was an afternoon of guessing, hugging, gifting and pizza feasting yesterday at the Henry P. Clough Elementary School, where 26 fourth-graders came face-to-face for the first time with their senior citizen pen pals ...

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The Atlantic Wire
The Long Viral Life of 'Overanalyzing' Magazine
The Atlantic Wire
Pizza is better than both.) We first spotted it today after Peter Shankman, a vice president at marketing firm Vocus, posted it to his Facebook page on Wednesday. "I don't know who created this, but it's brilliant. :) Shouts out to all my publishing ...