By Ron Lowe Santa Monica
Legalization of immigrants is widely backed in America, and yet, day after day, month after month, the immigration debate has been pushed in newspapers, on
By James Zeruk, Jr. United States Air Force
Of all the letters to the editor in recent weeks concerning Arlington West, I have to say the most touching was from
By Bianca Lohrey Santa Monica
I’m appalled about the comment from the non-profit organization that wants to bulldoze the landmark building on San Vicente (“Apartments spared,” June 14)
Renowned poets Deena Metzger and Eloise Klein Healy will be reading from their latest works and cellist/composer/singer Jami Sieber will be performing at 7 p.m. on Saturday.
Nineteen nascent filmmakers from all parts of the country will be presented this weekend in the 2nd Annual Santa Monica Teen Film Festival. Each film was made by a young
Santa Monica’s 15th annual Juneteenth Celebration adopts Flight After Freedom as their theme this year honoring representatives from the Tuskegee Airmen, the African- American veterans who fought and flew
Writer-producer J.M. Morris gives Juneteenth her own signature take — sometimes rivetingly serious then bitingly satirical. It’s a performance that examines this holiday and other “ludicrous lies and
By Hamp Simmons The Art Palette
On this brilliant spring weekend, we should all take a moment and reflect on how important freedom is to each of us — we often
In summer of excess, ‘Once’ strikes an alternative chord
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Editor
Few opening scenes set the tone for a film better than that in “Once,
By C D REVIEWS BY DANIEL ARCH ULE TA
Consequence, ‘Don’t Quit Your Day Job’ ★★★★ The regular guy-turned-rap superstar motif has made Kanye West a household name.
By MEREDITH CARROLL
I WOKE UP WITH A START THE OTHER night, panicked after realizing that in less than a year, I’ll be aged out of the demographic most
