By Tom Trottier Ottawa, ON
Why have a no-fly list at all? It is supposed to safeguard flyers, but ends up restricting the free movement of people who have
By Lily Houston-Helbig Santa Monica
Editor:
Thank you for printing the letter I sent about the new buildings (“Call for architectural grace period,” page 4, Jan. 17). I have
By Hamp Simmons The Art Palette
ON THIS THIRD WEEKEND IN JANUARY, Santa Monica’s cultural scene continues its build to a spectacular crescendo. We’ve got a few old
By LORI BARTLETT Daily Press Staff Writer
BARKER HANGER Now in its 12th year, the Los Angeles Art Show promises to bring a visual overload of artworks to the Santa
The Taylor De Cordoba gallery presents a solo exhibition by Brooklyn-based artist Sasha Bezzubov. The showing will include a selection of nine photographs from “Things Fall Apart,” a series
Judy Arnold Productions presents, “A Splintered Soul,” written by Alan Lester Brooks and directed by Brantley M. Dunaway. The play centers on Rabbi Kroeller and a group of refugees as
This Saturday, Jan. 20, from 10 p.m. until midnight on 89.3 KPCC, Theatre Works’ “The Play’s the Thing” will air “Orphans” by Lyle Kessler, starring John Mahoney,
The American Cinematheque at the Aero Theatre presents a retrospective of Director Akira Kurosawa’s work from Jan. 18 through Jan. 31. The series includes “Stray Dog” and “Rashomon,” winner
Much of the United States is being hit by ice storms and sub-zero temperatures. That has many Americans putting their heating units on overtime to maintain their comfort levels.
Get on board... Community meetings are being held to determine the fate of a building at Main and Bay streets — now home to Horizons West Surf Shop — and how to
By KENNY MACK
TEN WEEKS AGO, MILLIONS OF MY Fellow Americans cast their ballots to vote incumbent Republican after incumbent Republican out of office, moving that party out of power
