ANNENBERG BEACH HOUSE — People tend to go to City Hall and other municipal departments with a mission in mind, so they can be forgiven if they don't take
JAMS — When the 2012-13 school year began, John Adams Middle School art teacher Jennifer Joyce did not expect to be painting murals, particularly one that would cross the Pacific
To anyone who only knew film critic Roger Ebert from his television persona, arguing with his long-time colleague Gene Siskel, you might characterize Ebert as "the grumpy one.
Worldbeat band The Bonedaddys will be playing two concerts on Sunday, April 28 in an effort to raise money for the preservation of The Church in Ocean Park.
The concerts
Santa Monica resident Amnon Kabatchnik has been named a finalist in the ForeWord Book of the Year Awards for her book "Blood on the Stage, 1975-2000."
The
Have you ever been involved in a conversation that was so intense, so definitive, and so funny that you wish someone had been taking notes?
Fortunately, someone did when two
Thankfully Adolph Hitler didn't have any children, at least that we're 100 percent sure were his.
But many of his top Nazi conspirators, like Goering, Himmler,
11th STREET — Things are about to get funkier over at The Broad.
The leadership of the Eli and Edythe Broad Stage announced two new initiatives Monday meant to push the
GLENDALE, Calif. — Music is all Santa Monica couple Lynn Harrell and Helen Nightengale have ever known.
When she was 2 years old, Nightengale started playing violin because she "wanted
18TH STREET
Crushing on wine, art, food
18th Street Arts Center has announced tickets are on sale for its artisinal wine, art, and food sampling event, CRUSH, which will be
SMO — A new exhibit depicting the past, present and future of airport design opened at the Museum of Flying Wednesday, providing a look into how airports have operated through the
