By AMERICA'S TEST KITCHEN
In our experience, most recipes for scalloped potatoes take hours of work yet still produce unevenly cooked potatoes in a heavy, curdled sauce. This
By AMERICA'S TEST KITCHEN
For a creamy cauliflower soup without cream, we relied on cauliflower's low insoluble fiber content to produce a velvety smooth puree.
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Thankfully the results are in, there was a mild blue wave that took over the House, the Senate remains red and the Santa Monica City Council has at least one
By Deidre A. Strohm, Chief Development Officer, Step Up
In January 2017, Step Up and its development partner, Shangri-La Construction, were awarded the Extended Use Lease (EUL) for Building 209
Women must have enormous patience. I say this because 18 months from now will mark the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, granting women the right to vote. Given Tuesday&
by Cynthia Citron
It could have been a one-man play, with Christopher Dietrick going through the trauma of becoming famous all by himself. He was magnificent. But he was surrounded
The American Film Market (AFM) wrapped up yesterday, marking the end of its 28th year in our beachside city. As host of the world’s largest motion picture event, Santa
THIS WEEK
Country, jazz, rock, bluegrass, opera, folk, blues, classical, punk and Philip Glass. All in five days, actually. All of it memorable. And that’s why I live here.
by Rochel Leah Bernstein and Patty Dailey Lewis
As parents, we are living in a remarkable and trying moment in time. A seemingly constant wave of sexual abuse scandals have
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I started to think about pedestrian safety when I would see dead pigeons in the lots that had been run over from speeding motorists.
Many visitors drive through the
The American Film Market took over the city for the past week, and its effects were felt in the boom in hotel rooms, restaurant wait times and the crowded sidewalks.
