Two Inaugurations A World Apart
There were two inaugurations that took place in our world last week. On Friday, January 20 Donald J. Trump was sworn in as the 45th
In 2000, Daniel Patrick Moynihan passed away, having been a remarkably intelligent four-term U.S. Senator from New York. Colorful and witty, he had friends on both sides of
HOMELESS: Invitation to a Challenge
6:30 a.m. on a Manhattan Monday and the Hudson River Park is a sight to behold. Hundreds of runners negotiate the path by
Editor: Hey Neworth! You and your followers lost an election. Get over it! Spewing your vitriol against the POTOUS will change nothing except perhaps harden feelings about you and your ilk. Enjoy the weather channel. Don Wagner Santa Monica
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
Everybody knew Bill Bauer. And maybe nobody did.
He was complex but not contradictory. Mysterious (probably by intention) but not aloof. Most knew him only through
Traditionally January is an exceedingly boring month. The movies that are
released this month, are usually the dregs of the studios roster. Restaurants are more likely to be empty and
Editor:
It is an abomination that the situation has so deteriorated at SMO that we are now faced with JetSuiteX beginning scheduled 30 passenger jet service on Feb. 6, just
Ever since the election I've had a re-occurring nightmare. Because of global warming, waves pound my 3rd floor apartment. Even worse, a series of atomic bombs causes
In 1989 a Mississippi lawyer named John Grisham published his first novel, “A Time to Kill,” that was so successful that he was emboldened to quit the law to write
Art LA Contemporary returns for its eighth year at Barker Hangar and Jewish Women’s Theatre/Braid Performance and Art Space gear up for a busy season.
In its 8th
The curtain falls on the Obama Era this week. It’s been a tremendous run in our country’s history. Eight years of positive economic growth. We started the era
