IT IS A Smalls WORLD, AFTER ALL
SMALLS CHANGE
Starting tomorrow -- when the new solo album 40-years-in-the-making is unleashed on an ill-prepared world by the
There are a few Italian Restaurants in the Los Angeles area where it feels as if you’ve been transported to Italy, the land the ancient Greeks called Enotria, the
CannaBiz Gold Rush
The 420 Games concluded on April 1 at Santa Monica Pier’s Parking Lot 1. This event’s mission is to break down stereotypes about marijuana by
Is It A Painting Or A Flag?
I brought a dear friend for her first visit to the Broad Museum downtown to see the blockbuster Jasper Johns survey, “Something Resembling
Soderbergh's Film Is "Unsane"
Maybe because I knew that the word "unsane" was uncorrect, I decided to see what other aberrations Steven Soderbergh could
Celebrating Dad's 80th at Pebble Beach: A Family Affair
As the sun began to rise over the Pacific Ocean, casting a golden glow over the iconic Pebble Beach
Longtime Santa Monica resident Craig Horowitz has been an employment law attorney for thirty-one years. About every four years, however, Horowitz writes non-fiction books reflecting his interests outside
Say Mélisse; C’est Magnifique
Chef/owner Josiah Citrin’s Mélisse is recognized as a world-class, fine dining restaurant, L.A.’s only Forbes 5-Star rated stand-alone
G.B.S. Tries to Avoid Charlotte's Web
A century before the egomaniacal prevaricator took over the White House and tried to convince the world of his unique
