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Paul Moomjean

Paul Moomjean

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Reporter, Ventura County Reporter

Los Angeles

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Total articles 199

  • Purple is the New Party: They’re all drinking the Kool Aid now

    By Paul Moomjean Verified| Ventura County Reporter Verified Back in the 1970s Jim Jones, a charismatic preacher and cult leader, led a group of people to Guyana to worship him and his false teachings. It ended with authorities surrounding the compound, and Jones convincing his flock to drink Flavor Aid mixed with numerous poisons, inciting mass murder-suicide of more than 900 people. From this tragedy came the colloquial expression “they drank the Kool-Aid,” referring to people who buy into a tragic lie, leading to their destruction or demise.

    By Paul Moomjean Verified · Ventura County Reporter

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Purple is the New Party: Little Snow White liars?

    By Paul Moomjean Verified| Ventura County Reporter Verified There isn’t a lot of whistling while they work at Disney these past few weeks. The latest live action feature film update, “Snow White,” was released to the sound of a thud in the enchanted forest. Starring Rachel Zegler as the title character and Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen, this $200 million budgeted update made $88 million worldwide including only $43 million in North America.

    By Paul Moomjean Verified · Ventura County Reporter

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • Purple is the New Party: They’re all drinking the Kool Aid now

    By Paul Moomjean Verified| Ventura County Reporter Verified Back in the 1970s Jim Jones, a charismatic preacher and cult leader, led a group of people to Guyana to worship him and his false teachings. It ended with authorities surrounding the compound, and Jones convincing his flock to drink Flavor Aid mixed with numerous poisons, inciting mass murder-suicide of more than 900 people. From this tragedy came the colloquial expression “they drank the Kool-Aid,” referring to people who buy into a tragic lie, leading to their destruction or demise.

    By Paul Moomjean Verified · Ventura County Reporter

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Ventura County Reporter

The VCReporter is Ventura County's largest newsweekly. Each week over 80,000 readers pick up the Reporter or view us online. In addition, we publish Ventana Monthly magazine, Ventura County's only direct mailed magazine + Coupons & More of Ventura, a monthly direct mail product going to 30,000 homes in the city of Ventura. Together, these publications and their respecitive websites deliver a large, valuable audience to our advertisers throughout Ventrua County. Estimated combined readership is a realistic 150,000 adults throughout Ventura County. We are part of Southland Publsihing, makers of the Pasadena Weekly, Arroyo Monthly, San Deigo CityBeat, Life After 50 magazine and Culture Magazine. All told, we reach over 400,000 adults throughout Southern California. Contact us with story ideas or to learn how we can help grow your business.

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