It’s been nearly 35 years since the beloved film star Rock Hudson died of a heretofore unknown disease called AIDS. At the time, Ronald Reagan, who had been a
N.D. Chan never intended to publish the autobiographical poems and prose she wrote about growing up as a queer, Chinese American woman.
But after years of exploring her own
In the pantheon of great film detectives, there exists a Mount Rushmore of recognizable names, Elliot Gould’s Phillip Marlowe, Jack Nicholson’s Jake Gittes and Jodie Foster’s Clarice
205 Washington Ave
Built 1928, designated 1996
The Sovereign is a five-story Spanish Colonial Revival structure with a landscaped inner courtyard enclosed by a low wall with extended pillars
A monument honoring Apollo 11’s 50th anniversary will be unveiled at the Kennedy Space Center today. The idea for the monument — despite being crafted in Colorado and to-be-
The play takes place on a nearly empty stage, unencumbered by scenery or props, except for a row of shiny black folding chairs and a toilet seat that the actor
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The Santa Monica Pier will be pulling funds from some programs this year to invest more money in its banner events, including a new Halloween celebration.
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