OLYMPIC BLVD — This week three fluid bronze, biomorphic sculptures from artist Herb Alpert's "Black Totems" series were installed along the east median of Olympic Boulevard at
MONTANA AVE — All Suzanne Kempf needed was a cake for a party, not having time to bake one herself.
When a friend suggested she visit cake shop Nothing Bundt Cakes,
It's true, pull a rusty hubcap off Olympic Boulevard, simply label it organic, artisan, or my favorite, farm-to-table, and some poor Santa Monican will pay a
DOWNTOWN — When dusk sets on Downtown Santa Monica this Saturday, the air will be filled with music from what is arguably the most famous rock band in the world.
In
A drama about the afterlife and its acolytes takes shape in "One White Crow" by Dale Griffiths Stamos.
A journalist, Tess (Jane Hajduk), whose adored and recently-deceased
THIRD STREET — When most Santa Monicans think of what you can get with food stamps we think of government cheese, not organic cheese.
However, now that all four of the
Out with the old and in with the new has more than one meaning when it comes to Veggie Grill at Wilshire Boulevard and 21st Street. This 100 percent vegan
SAMOHI — The revving of an engine, gunshots and booming explosions are all common sounds used in modern movies.
But a unique event at Santa Monica High School's Barnum
This week we have an inspirational documentary, Buster Keaton silent movies accompanied by a musical master on Wurlitzer organ, an all-male Benjamin Britten opera, and local stars onstage in
"Planet Ocean," a beautiful new documentary by French filmmakers Yann Arthus-Bertrand and Michael Pitiot, takes the viewer visually through images of the origins of the ocean, its
