14 YEARS AGO TODAY

14 years ago today, in a state of shock, we wrote the following: “The unprecedented, impossibly devastating attack on New York’s World Trade Center and the Pentagon stopped everyone in their tracks early Tuesday, as the destruction of both WTC towers and their occupants by hijacked commercial jets was broadcast on national television. The stun effect has continued through the day, with most entertainment companies closing at least for the day as businesses and the nation as a whole struggle to cope with the tragedy.”

While we on the West Coast were spared the immediacy of the crisis, we too were shaken to the core. So today we pause for a moment to remember everyone we lost—and everyone who jumped in to help.