By Ron Lowe Santa Monica
Which of these statements is true? President Bush’s actions and policies in Iraq played a part in creating the disaster we now find ourselves
By Barbara M. Bennett Santa Monica
I love the Daily Press and consider it a real community asset, especially the coverage of the always interesting and often ridiculous Santa Monica
By Linda Milo Santa Monica
In a statement released recently, over 600 professionals are urging Congress to stop water fluoridation until Congressional hearings are conducted (“Fluoride becomes standard,” Aug. 23)
Tonight’s rare meteor shower has roots dating back to 4 A.D.
By GERRY SHIH I Special to the Daily Press
Wistful exes, conscientious dreamers or just plain greedy
Grassroots Acoustica, the socially-conscious concert series, is returning to Synergy Cafe in Culver City on Saturday, Sept. 1 at 8 p.m. Six musicians, some of whom are platinum-
Art buffs should mark their calendars for this Friday, Sept. 7, when Los Angeles artist Loren Holland’s exhibition Black Magic Woman opens with a reception open to the public
Through the month of September, the Greek Theatre is welcoming an exciting lineup of exciting musical artists across a broad spectrum of genres. Heading the roster is another star among
By EMILY SKEHAN
Come join the creators of “Hollywood Hell House,” Reverend Bill Maher, and Christian Improv group Fishes and Loaves, among others, for a very special one-of-a-
This Sunday, The Lois Lambert Gallery and the Gallery of Functional Art will host an “Ecospective” lecture presented by Carl Salas, a Bay Area-based engineer who works with energy-
By GERRY SHIH
Cirque du Soleil is making Southern California its playground for the next five months. To celebrate the 20th anniversary of U.S. performances, the legendary acrobat troupe
Monday was V-day for Activision, as the Santa Monica-based distributor announced the public beta launch of the highly anticipated first-person shooter, “Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare,
