are tiny computer chips that can be embedded in identify cards or in people’s skin and can be read by devices at a great distance without the person knowing
This past week, Q-line asked: How much do you plan on spending this holiday gift-giving season? Do you plan on spending more than last year, or do economic
By Jeanne Kukor Santa Monica
(Re: “Does Santa Monica’s past have a future?” Nov. 17- 18) I have lived in the Third Street Neighborhood Historic District for over a
By Geno Schotte Santa Monica
(Re: “Cops should learn laws on cycling,” letters, Nov. 29) When riding two, three or even four abreast for a long distance, you are not
By Julia Reeves Santa Monica
(Michael Tittinger’s) column and tribute to those who perished in the Farmers’ Market tragedy on July 16, 2003 tugged at my heartstrings, and brought
Benjamin Steers is the winner of the latest Mystery Photo contest, being the first to identify this shot was taken of the StoryCorps oral history trailer parked on the 1200
By TAYLOR VAN ARSDALE is a writer/producer and movie reviewer for the Daily Press. She
Tamara Jenkins’ “The Savages” is everything a solid drama ought to be and so
By RANDY WILLIAMS
‘Miami Vice - The Complete Series’
This groundbreaking drama from the mid-’80s starring vice squad detectives Crockett (Don Johnson) and Tubbs (Philip Michael Thomas) is slickly packaged
The Ruskin Group Theatre presents the world premiere production of “@Heart,” a play written by J-Powers, a local author. The opening is tonight with a reception to follow.
The
Long-form improv with two of the Westside Eclectic faves — SOELS and The Great Adventure and Friends — tonight. Show starts at 9:30 p.m. And a true bargain at
Synergy Cafe and Lounge in Culver City hosts The Lotta Love Edition of Grassroots Acoustica, a music event in memory and celebration of Nicolette Larson and her music. Larson’s
