The 11th Annual Women”s Leadership Conference brought together over 300 women for a day of speaker panels, informational booths, art, action and female empowerment. This event was held the West Hollywood Park Library and included women of all ages. Guest speakers included Sandra e Castro Bufington (Founding Director of Global Media Center for Social Impact), and Richard Bloom (Assembly Member).
The fundraiser seeks to offset costs including tournament fees, transportation, lodging, meals and equipment. The Santa Monica 12U Girls Fastpitch Softball Team has earned a berth in the National Championships after a season marked by […]
FILM REVIEWGAIL DAUGHTRY AND THE CELEBRITY SEX PASSRated R94 MinutesReleased July 10th Generally, in the first 10 minutes of a movie, you need your audience to buy into its realm and the characters who inhabit […]
Council expected to vote on nearly $16.3 million in tourism and downtown management budgets, along with a new agreement to expand community events at a city parking lot. The Santa Monica City Council will consider […]
From a full English breakfast to fermented black cod to secret World Cup Day specials, here are the top limited-edition menus hitting local restaurants. At Chainsaw, in the Melrose Hill neighborhood at 5022 Melrose Avenue, in […]
Public health officials advise against swimming or surfing at popular coastal sites. Health officials are warning swimmers and surfers to stay out of the water at five popular Los Angeles County coastal sites after routine […]
Choi’s practice focuses on restoring a sense of life and relationality to objects amid feelings of alienation shaped by technology, capitalism and social fragmentation. Artist Stevie Choi will open a solo exhibition exploring kitemaking, sculpture […]
Choi’s practice focuses on restoring a sense of life and relationality to objects amid feelings of alienation shaped by technology,...
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