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The Ruskin Group Theatre is pleased to present “Openings” — an exhibit of Masha Steiner’s often playful and always soulful, paintings — March 11 through late April.
By Daily Press staff
Continuing to spotlight the works of its talented faculty, Santa Monica College will present the ceramics of Richard McColl and Franklyn Phillips March 10 through March
By Daily Press staff
The Westside Eclectic, L.A.’s hottest new comedy spot and creative community, located directly behind the Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica, offers a full
By Daily Press staff
A picture of small-town Southern eccentricity comes to life with a group of gossipy and free advice giving Louisiana ladies in a beauty parlor where
The stage is set for city to show some Spirit
SM BEACH — Often considered the “Oscars before the Oscars,” the Independent Spirit Awards that will be staged here this weekend
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Real-life television veterans will be on hand at Santa Monica College next month to give aspiring writers a few tips.
SMC’s Mary Pickford Speakers
Emotional honesty on a level seldom found in Hollywood-produced flicks about thug life is the hallmark of writer-director Gavin Hood’s gripping adaptation of Athol Fugard’s 1960
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The Santa Monica Public Library will present a pre-Academy Awards celebration this weekend.
On Sunday, Feb. 26, from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.
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Pianist Louis Durra will play a jazz concert with his trio on March 12, at 7 p.m., at the Unitarian Universalist Community Church of Santa
A most deserving Academy Award nominee for Best Foreign Language Film, “Sophie Scholl — The Final Days” is an impressive feat of filmmak-ing highlighted by Julia Jentsch’s powerhouse portrayal
Disney may have miscalculated in marketing “Eight Below” as lightweight kids’ fare (see the “dog playing poker” clip in the trailer), for this super survival film has something to offer
