STEWART ST — Joy Womack is used to headlines.
As the first American woman accepted to the prestigious Bolshoi Ballet Academy in Moscow at the age of 17, she's
MONTANA AVE — Filmmakers and aficionados alike will flock to the Aero Theatre this Saturday for the Santa Monica Film Festival, an annual tradition in the city by the sea that
It's literature gone wild! A laugh-out-loud story by Grace Paley is converted into a world premiere play at the Geffen. Charles Dickens' classic "A Christmas Carol&
ANNENBERG BEACH HOUSE — Author Charles Hood has been selected as the fourth writer-in-residence at the Annenberg Community Beach House, city officials said last week.
Hood will work through February on
The trouble with this underappreciated ingredient is that for the next few days you're going to have its only-available-on-TV jingle stuck in your head.
Ch-ch-ch-chia! That's
THANKSGIVING DAY — It's a day of excess and gluttony for most, but the euphemistic "Turkey Day" can be something of a misnomer for the growing multitude
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre seems to be the resident visiting theatrical troupe at The Broad Stage. They've presented several inventive annual productions with cast members playing multiple
We all love the Blue Plate Oysterette, and we expected something equally as nice from the same owner when she opened Blue Plate Taco down the street on Ocean Avenue,
Last week fellow Daily Press food writer and jet-setting dynamo Merv Hecht wrote a very enticing article about a giant food court in the heart of London. As magical as
