Guaranteed to get your spine tingling and your blood flowing, Ellen Geer's adaptation of Bram Stoker's gothic horror novel, “Dracula,” plays at Theatricum Botanicum's
By REAGAN WHEELER
The American Cinematique at the Aero Theatre presents a special 25th anniversary screening of “Fast Times at Ridgemont High” on Thursday, July 28. The film is a
Author Liliane Pelzman will read and discuss her novel “And No More Sorrow,” the story of an optimistic Holocaust survivor this Tuesday, July 31. Ready readers should make their way
Rock returns to the Hammer Museum courtyard this Thursday, July 26, as part the “Also I like to rock” series of free concerts hand-picked by local independent radio powerhouse
By EMILY SKEHAN
Visitors can see real Hollywood history and active movie sets as part of Sony Pictures Studios’ Twilight Tours of the historic studio every Thursday through September 28.
The Ruskin Group Theatre is pleased to announce it is extending “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged)” — a hilarious, irreverent and fast-paced romp through the Bard’s plays
As an accompaniment to dessert, beer is a well-matched partner. Take it one step further, and it doubles as a secret ingredient that adds a voluptuous quality to a
Rapper Common, whose new album “Finding Forever” hits stores Tuesday, July 31, will be visiting Santa Monica on the same day. The emcee, whose lyrics focus on spirituality, poverty and
By REAGAN WHEELER Special to the Daily Press
SANTA MONICA PIER — For those who never got to see the late reggae legends Bob Marley or Peter Tosh live in concert,
Harvey Allen’s grandson, Zachary asks him, as recorded in the last chapter of this memoir, “Should I become a teacher?” It is a good question. It is a question
College students don’t wait for the weekend to party nowadays
By EMILY SKEHAN Special to the Daily Press
Across the nation, both college students and party hosts seem to
With so many films shot in and around our city by the sea — like the upcoming Lindsay Lohan-Shirley MacLaine vehicle ‘Poor Things,’ based on Santa Monica landlord-turned murder
