The next monthly installment of the Ruskin Group Theatre’s popular “L.A. Cafe Plays” will be on Sunday, July 15. The plays have been dubbed the “Fastest Theatre in
Concert-goers best bring their dancing shoes to the show
By EMILY SKEHAN Special to the Daily Press
SM PIER The city by the sea might sound more like Little
By REVIEW BY EMILY SKEHAN ONTHESHELVES
Imagine a gang of Hell’s Angels, disguised as ultra-cool Frenchmen, storming a South Beach club and swinging from the disco ball. That’
The second album from Pee Thug and Dave 1, the Arab/Jew combo that make up the electrofunk duo Chromeo, is as delightfully nostalgic and funky as its 2004 predecessor
By REAGAN WHEELER Special to the Daily Press
WESTWOOD Just a few miles away from Santa Monica, a serious musical movement is brewing, literally.
This is where 22-year-old
Theater may face ‘The End’
MID-CITY The owner of a movie theater here that has served the community since the 1930s is planning to remodel the site and make
He is currently involved in “The Office,” having written two episodes for the most recent season — “The Merger” and “Business School.”
“Story has forward motion and there is a better
While the Philadelphia band The Teeth hit some rough patches on their newest album “You’re My Lover Now,” they clearly enjoyed making the record and their frisky spirit is
Eclectic comedy show puts gag writers front and center
DOWNTOWN SM In a dark room tucked away in a back alley off the Third Street Promenade, a popular East Coast
Local legend Roland to hang up bar towel after 40 years
By REAGAN WHEELER I Special to the Daily Press
The line from Betty Roland’s poem “Pretty Stars”may
