By Dr Mao Halloween is here and most people are stocking up on candy for the trick-or-treaters, but think twice before you nibble on some of your own. The average American consumes nearly 240 pounds […]

An aging, crusty, jaded reporter (his name has been left out to protect the innocent), met a slightly aged, jaded PR executive buddy (that would be me) for dinner the other night. The place provided […]

By Nick Boyd “Hell or High Water,” a crime drama starring Chris Pine as Toby Howard, Ben Foster as Tanner Howard, and Jeff Bridges as Marcus Hamilton, is a fascinating look at criminal deviance. In […]

By Alana Prisco

We often think about our health in terms of how our bodies look and feel. But our psychological and emotional health is equally important, and has a big impact on the quality of our physical health. Good medical care focuses on total health, including one’s mind and body, and the important connections between the two entities.

Phil meets up with two good friends on the Santa Monica Pier beach volleyball courts to find out more about the inaugural induction of Bobby Barber into the new Santa Monica Beach Volleyball Hall of Fame Saturday October 22.

In the lead up to Santa Monica City Council elections, November 8, Santa Monica Mirror will host a 90-minute question-and-answer debate with at the Ken Edwards Center, Wednesday, October 26 at 6:30 p.m.  Measure LV […]

by Sam Skopp  This past Sunday the Museum of Flying, located on Airport Ave at Santa Monica airport, unveiled a new exhibition showcasing the works of Mike Machat, who is an L.A.-based aviation artist, author, […]

By Libby Lancaster The art of Santa Monica resident, Charlie Patton has been exhibited in numerous galleries throughout Los Angeles. On Sunday Oct. 23, the artist will be opening in a solo exhibition entitled “Visceral” Intuitive Abstraction at the Upper West […]