Once street-musician Peppino D’Agostino lands on a soothing, Mediterranean soundscape in his new album. The Italian born, self-taught guitarist brings a poetic, ambient sensibility to “Every Step
Soul singer makes a pair of local stops on current national tour
By EMILY SKEHAN Special to the Daily Press
SANTA MONICA Soul returns to Santa Monica this week, as
By EMILY SKEHAN I Special to the Daily Press
SM PIER A rocking conglomeration of gospel, pop and bluegrass will resound tonight at the Santa Monica Pier. Imagine jukebox rock
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Hip Hop Crack (www.hiphopcrack.com) has made giant steps lately as it looks to emerge as an online nexus of the hip hop community. The Web site contains
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John Clinebell, a Santa Monica-based singer/song-writer known to most as an artist frequently crooning his original songs on the Third Street Promenade, will play at the
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The American Cinematheque at the Egyptian Theatre will take a lighthearted look at the hilarity and terrors of gay childhood on Wednesday, Aug. 29. Six short films — four American,
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Lovers of literacy should put an ear to the radio today, Aug. 23 at 2:30 p.m., for KCRW’s program Bookworm. Hosted by Michael Silverblatt, Bookworm this
By EMILY SKEHAN
When the fundamentalist government in Khartoum raided southern Sudan, they burned the villages, poisoned the water sources, made the young girls slaves and massacred 2.5 million.
By GERRY SHIH
The singularly precocious, 20-year old Joss Stone is making a tour stop at The Greek Theatre next week. She’s currently touring in support of her
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TeAda Productions, Santa Monica’s cutting-edge theatre group, is tackling the issue of Santa Monica’s gentrifica-tion in its latest show, “OUTFLOW.” The performance work will feature
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Nadine Rajabi, comedian and radio personality, will speak on Aug. 27 as a part of the Santa Monica College Academy of Entertainment and Technology’s lecture series. Rajabi has
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The Tarryn Teresa Gallery in Santa Monica will display New York-based artist Rachel Kohn’s work through Sept. 18. Kohn’s exhibit, entitled Existing Caves, offers the viewer
