DESPITE THE FACT THAT HE KILLED just about everybody around him, including, eventually, himself, Nero was, according to many writers of the time, considered a pretty good emperor. Determined to
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Bethany House presents us with a story that is sure to hold your interest. Labyrinths play a big part in the story. The
By MARIEL HOWSEPIAN digs black coffee, fairy tales and a man in coveralls. She lives in Santa Monica and
Yum. These are meals from Yves Vacheresse’s haute cuisine delivery
‘Nixon’ Election Year Edition
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In this smart update of the old Marvel Comics hero, billionaire industrialist Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) is forced to build
THIS WEEK WAS AMONG THE BLEAKEST in Wall Street history. Former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan called the economy the worst he’s ever seen. And yet John McCain says it’
By JUDITH MEISTER is past president of the Santa Monica High School PTA and a former candidate for the Santa Monica-Malibu Board of Education.
I WANT TO ACKNOWLEDGE AND
By P. Lamont Ewell City Manager
Monday’s opinion piece by Bill Bauer contained inaccurate and misleading information about the telecommunications portion of the Utility Users Tax (UUT), which will
By Amanda Cushman Simple Real Food
I AM ALWAYS LOOKING FOR A FABULOUS Italian place to eat here in Los Angeles. I don’t mean the trendy, overpriced restaurants where
By THOMAS BRENNAN owns a public relations firm in Santa Monica, and he loves the U.S.A.
DENNIS MILLER IS THE MOST RABID cheerleader for George W. Bush and
By Phil Hendricks Santa Monica
I am an 18-year Santa Monica College employee representing the Bond Fatigue Committee, www.BondFatigueCommittee.com. I presented the opposition to Santa Monica College’
By Jan Ludwinski Santa Monica
A brief history for the anti-RIFT folks. Once upon a time there was a city whose public places were being overrun by vagrants and