Sanchez brings big Latin to Twilight gig
By EMILIE PHELPS Special to the Daily Press
SM PIER — Summertime in Santa Monica means free live music every Thursday, beginning tonight with
If you missed Wounded at the Powerhouse Theatre, you have one last chance to see this incredibly powerful performance. To thank the community for the success of this show, and
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY JOHN SEAGER
As summer approaches, global warming has vaulted into the news, thanks to the release of “An Inconvenient Truth,” in which former Vice President Al
By Daily Press staff
Thomas Jefferson may be long gone, but his life story will come to life on June 29. In anticipation of July 4, the residents of Ocean
Teens taking action
By EMILIE PHELPS Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN — Mention teen-agers and the film industry together and images of Corey Haims and Leif Garretts gone wrong
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica’s music-inspired gallery Wild About Music will host a silent auction of a signed Greg Bennett guitar to benefit the New Orleans Musicians
By Daily Press staff
“Dads” will fittingly be the theme of the next monthly installment of the Ruskin Group Theatre’s popular “L.A. Café Plays” to be held on
By Daily Press staff
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame singer and songwriter Jackson Browne will perform a benefit concert at historic Barnum Hall on the Santa Monica High School
Following in the footsteps of older brothers Eugene (“Why We Fight”) and Andrew (“Capturing the Friedmans”), 26-year-old Nicholas Jarecki has constructed a compelling but flawed documentary about nonconformist
Deco (Lazaro Ramos) and Naldhino (Wagner Moura) are lifelong friends eking out a meager living running cargo along the waterfront area of Salvador in the Brazilian state of Bahia. After
While mulling over the many things I disliked about “Nacho Libre,” which stars Jack Black as a doughy Mexican doofus determined to realize a lifelong dream of becoming a Lucha
By Daily Press staff
In the works for years, the multi-million dollar performing arts center now called the Performing Arts Center and Music Academy — formerly known as the Madison