By Helen Porter Santa Monica
At times, it is almost amusing to listen to certain citizens and certain people at Santa Monica City Hall pontificate about riding bicycles and buses
By Michael Glorieux Santa Monica
Keith (Richards), ol’ boy, what have you been up to lately?
Having recently admitted to snorting his father’s ashes mixed with cocaine (“Family lines,
By HAMP SIMMONS is the cultural affairs coordinator for the City of Santa Monica. Send comments or suggestions for the Palette to
ART LOVERS OF ALL GENRES, DISCIPLINES, TASTES AND
By Santa Monica
This is my home for 58 years. I’m a Santa Monican. Getting back indoors here is a nightmare. The lines (at homeless shelters) of travelers, drugged,
By Art Chesluk Santa Monica
I have come to the conclusion that there is an advantage to getting old. It’s the assurance that you will not die young.
Originally
By Marilyn Brennan
So another liquor-guzzling person driving a gas-guzzling SUV decided in the wisdom of their alcohol-clouded mind it was OK to drive on the PCH
Last week Q-Line asked readers what would they like to ask the general populace. We asked and you responded big-time. Here is the winning question.
This week’s
By Meredith C. Carroll meredithc-
I GREW UP IN AN UPPER MIDDLE CLASS liberal household. I read Betty Friedan, Simone de Beauvoir, Susan Faludi and listened to “Free To Be
By Mary Olivier Santa Monica
Could hardly believe (Jack Neworth’s column) on the Bruins in the DP (“It ain’t called March Madness for nothing,” March 30, page 4)
