By David Latham Santa Monica
Is Santa Monica full? Stuck in traffic the other day, that question came to mind again. The city is about 8 square miles. Subtract all
By LLOYD GARVER has read many books, some of them in hardcover. He writes the “Modern Times” column for CBSnews.com’s Opinion page and
MESSAGE TO PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFULS: Now
By MELODY HANATANI AND MICHAEL TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writers
The trees are safe... for now.
Environmental activists out to stop City Hall from chopping down more than 50 ficus
By RANDY WILLIAMS than the U.S. spent fighting the war, interweaves contributions to the war effort of both everyday soldiers’ battle accounts from all theaters of war and the
By REVIEW BY TAYLOR V A NARS DALE nerability as Peter, the middle son, still grappling with troubles on the home front with a now pregnant wife whom he wanted
IF BECK IS THE MUSICAL GENIUS OF our generation, then director Wes Anderson may well be his cinematic counterpart — combining stylized visual poetry, a natural gift for storytelling, unconventional film
‘Curb’ just keeps getting funnier
By BYJACKNEWORTH CHANNELSURFING
I’VE BEEN A FAN OF COMEDY ALL MY life. On occasion I attempt to write some. (This may not be one
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Guitarist and singer-songwriter Gabriel Gordon is a French-based musician most notably known for his experimental acoustic style. Gordon’s music is influenced by blues mixed with soul
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Sir John is an aspiring hip-hop producer with a knack for spoken word and a hauntingly mysterious past. Clifford is a kid running from the pain of domesticity;
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Celebrity co-chairs, actress Marcia Cross and writer/executive producer of “Desperate Housewives,” John Pardee, are rolling out the “green carpet” at an AIDS Research Alliance benefit on Sunday.
By THEA CHARD
The Shins are the most unlikely of bands — an indie-pop group that has been on the alternative music radar since their first single in 1997. “Nature
