By COMMON SCENTS BY CAROLE ORLIN
Since my last column appeared (“Mental illness is the tragedy within,” Nov. 27, pages 4-5), I have received numerous e-mails and noted
By MODERN TIMES BY LLOYD GARVER
The federal government recently came out with a new citizenship test, because the feeling was that to pass the old test, prospective citizens could
This past week, Q-line asked: Should businesses and communities try to encompass all religious beliefs by using generic slogans like “Happy Holidays” or is it fine to appeal to
Beginning at the intersection of Arizona and Ocean Avenues, 14 inspiring and dramatic proclaim the story of Christmas to all who pass by.
Scenes will be on display until the
3pm • Caroling procession along 3rd Street Promenade beginning at Broadway 4pm • Opening ceremony at the corner of Arizona and Ocean Avenues with a musical program featuring • Local church choirs • Nativity
Where to mingle when you’re single
By AMY KAUFMAN Special to the Daily Press
CITYWIDE — There you are,quietly sipping your vodka martini and minding your own business when
By HAMP SIMMONS Special to the Daily Press
In this magical time of the year, Santa Monica offers you the delightful fantasies of The Magic Flute, seductive tones of Sibelius,
After a 50-year hiatus, Herb feels the time has come to return to acting and resume his budding career.
“Herbicide” is his auto-bio-solo show. A superb storyteller,
The Santa Monica Symphony, under the direction of Allen Robert Gross, will give a free concert this weekend.
The concert will feature Wagner’s overture “The Flying Dutchman” and “Symphonie
Movie stars, music, suspense, hilarity, pathos... and the truth behind the Hollywood mystique, as told by those who’ve been there and done that.
Stage and screen star Evelyn Rudie
By Daily Press staff
Capitalizing on its unique location at Santa Monica Airport, the Ruskin Group Theatre is proud to present “Overview”— an exhibit of aerial photographs by pilot-photographers
