The Rough Draft Theater Ensemble of Santa Monica will present a free reading of a Los Angeles playwright and filmmaker.
Emmett Loverde’s comedy “Jesus Awakens the Little Girl” will
By Guest Commentary By Onkar Ghate
As “The Passion of the Christ” plays to near-record crowds, numerous critics and moviegoers report the film to be a transforming experience. Although
Renowned Los Angeles Times film critic Kenneth Turan will give a free lecture on the impact of film festivals on the worldwide motion picture industry.
“From Sundance to Sarajevo” will
Once in a great while a film comes along with which it’s difficult to find any fault. “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” is just such a movie. Written
Once upon a time Kate Winslet was a young and virtually unknown actress who looked up at the marquee and suddenly saw her name in lights above the title of
City Councilman could be off hook for missing $10,000 party donation
Santa Monica City Councilman Mike Feinstein may finally be off the hook for a $10,000 donation to
Three new Starbucks open each day, chairman says
PROMENADE — Music lovers can now browse thousands of tracks, compile mixes and burn their own CDs, all while downing a latte at
By Daily Press staff
An array of trips, gear and non-fishing items will be auctioned off at the Wilderness Fly Fishers annual Conservation Super Auction today, March 16.
Founded
is saving grace of ‘Window’
It’s nice having Johnny Depp around, isn’t it? Whether he’s playing a kooky B-movie director (“Ed Wood”), a waggish swashbuckler (“Pirates
“Spartan” is a hard-charging, artful thriller in which writer-director David Mamet (“The Spanish Prisoner,” “State and Main”) takes aim at the amoral political establishment and the media that
Val Kilmer stars as a career military officer working for a highly secretive special operations force in writer-director David Mamet’s espionage thriller, “Spartan,” which opens today. He spoke
“What do you think of ‘The Passion’ and why?” Here are your responses: ■ “Mel Gibson made a box-office classic for all time. Bigger than ‘The Ten Commandments.’ Bravo, Mel.
