AMERICANS LOVE FREE STUFF. OUR national motto could be “In Bargains We Trust.” So, I wasn’t surprised by Taco Bell’s recent promotion in which the fast food chain
By Bob Wolff Santa Monica
I would have thought with all the recent publicity about nooses and their symbolism to African-Americans that your paper would not put a picture
By Sheila Raznick Santa Monica
I was interested to read Melody Hanatani’s article about ‘Empty Nest Syndrome’ (“Empty nest leaves a void,” Oct. 30). This is not a new
Daylight Savings Time comes to a close
By JARED MORGAN Special to the Daily Press
SOMEWHERE IN TIME For those with a “here and now,” aboriginal sense of time (including
By TAYLOR VAN ARSDALE Special to the Daily Press
The “S” in S-EXPO stands for “Screenwriting,” folks. Get your minds out of the gutter. Now get them right back
‘The Unseen Beatles’
By 1966, the Beatles had played over 1,400 gigs, released 15 number one singles, made seven albums, toured the world four times and sold the equivalent
Synergy Cafe & Lounge will be host to a concert benefiting the Linda Blair Foundation, an organization that raises awareness of animal cruelty issues like overpopulation and dog fighting. Look
By GABRIELLE HARRADINE
Jay-Z plays it “American Gangster” style at the Sunset House of Blues on Tuesday, Nov. 6. Even with a $150 ticket price the house is sold
Hoffman comes to town He tried to make out with Marky Mark in “Boogie Nights,” played an assistant in “The Big Lebowski” and was a bad guy in “Mission Impossible.
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Dress in tights and sing along to your heart’s content. Andy Kaufman won’t mind. Or just show up for the ride. American Cinematheque presents the double feature
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Get it while it’s hot and fresh this Saturday at Club Good Hurt. The sexy burlesque show, put on by Pussy Galore, promises scantily clad dancing women. You
