By JON HABER Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN The Santa Monica boys’ soccer team is on the verge of making history yet again just a week after celebrating the
“I USE THE PLASTIC BAGS FOR COLLECTING garbage or for use the next time I shop. But the plastic bags are not the only source of pollution in this city.
By Lloyd Garver Modern Times LLOYD GARVER has written for many television shows, ranging from “Sesame Street” to “Family Ties” to “Home Improvement” to “Frasier.” He has also read many
By Chris Ruh Canoga Park
If it were not for the dire consequences of his kind of thinking, I would have laughed at the assertions made by Steve Breen in
By Dewey G. Andrews
Meredith Carroll’s article ( “Time for Women to start fighting back,” page 5, March 6) is semi-amusing yet remarkably incorrect in almost every way. First
Local organizations celebrate stewardship
By NATALIE EDWARDS Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN Santa Monica non-profit organizations are having a field weekend with Saturday and Sunday back-to-back
By Film and television author RANDY WILLIAMS reviews the latest movies, television shows, documentaries and music programs now available for purchase online or at your local retail store.
‘Michael Clayton’
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Legendary English rockers The Moody Blues make a rare visit to Los Angeles.
The band famous for bringing a laid-back style of rock to the mainstream first got
Wylde Bunch brings its high energy live stage show to Santa Monica’s own Temple Bar tonight. Combine the funky atmosphere of the Temple Bar and the funk rock sounds
The magnificent Royce Hall grand pipe organ accompanies one of the great silent film comedies of all time in one of UCLA Live’s most popular family events. Full of
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Movie lovers might want to hit the Santa Monica Main Library on Tuesday to catch a screening of “Dinner at Eight” starring the one and only Jean Harlow.
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