After decades of playing on the boardwalk, longtime performer Nathan Pino says losing his instrument would mean losing his livelihood.
City Seizes Piano from Venice Beach’s ‘Piano Man’.
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After decades of playing on the boardwalk, longtime performer Nathan Pino says losing his instrument would mean losing his livelihood. pic.twitter.com/yhPKsG9kQa
Small Things Like TheseRated PG-1398 MinutesReleased November 8th This may seem like a simple film about grief and finding the courage to take action against the dictates of social norms, but running underneath the story […]
LAPD and Other Agencies Sent in For “Student Safety”, Students Arrested The UCLA Gaza Solidarity Encampment was removed during the early morning hours of May 2. Students were told by Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost […]
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