By the Editors of E - The Environmental Magazine
Dear EarthTalk: I’ve heard that school buses cause a lot of pollution, especially for the kids riding inside. Is anyone making
By Shawn Landres
Thank you for your coverage of the Planning Commission’s consideration of Pico Boulevard zoning amendments. I‘ve learned a great deal from listening to the diverse
Howard Baker, Where Have You Gone?
The late Howard Baker was a 3-term Senator from Tennessee with a reputation for fairness. Putting country over party during the Senate Watergate
THEATRE WORTH WATCHING
“The Gin Game” at Theatricum Botanicum’s smaller S. Mark Taper Pavilion in Topanga Canyon, and “Witch” at the Audrey Skirball Kenis black box theatre at Geffen
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TONIGHT! -- “DEATH OF A SALESMAN” by ARTHUR MILLER starring ROB MORROW (Tony- and Pulitzer-winning play from the brilliant Arthur Miller, Morrow rocks it, directing and cast stellar,
AND WHAT IT MEANS
Diners are cool. And they’re convenient and often a low-cost dining out option. Never a big fan myself of Swingers (b. 1993), I decided
Take one Aussie, add two parts amazing personality, a cup of brutal honesty, some traumatic events that led to shame, guilt and self-harm, mix thoroughly over 7 cities and
One of the joys of writing these columns is getting to cross paths with so many interesting and talented people in Santa Monica. I could be in line at the
Sometimes the best theatre in Los Angeles comes from the smallest theatres. Pacific Resident Theatre is one of the most consistently excellent theatre production houses in town. Their season opener,
Whaddaya Want? - Beethoven’s 9th, Miles, Ty?
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TONIGHT! -- “DEATH OF A SALESMAN” by ARTHUR MILLER starring ROB MORROW (Tony- and Pulitzer-winning play from the brilliant Arthur Miller,
