Editor-at-Large Directed by Gilbert Cates, the musical Nightmare Alley, on stage at The Geffen Playhouse, is a production that succeeds, despite being somewhat derivative. This is largely due to the spellbinding performance of James Barbour […]
Fraiche Opening earlier this year, Fraiche is one of the newer “restaurant kids on the block in Santa Monica” and occupies the ill-fated Riva space. From the looks of the crowds that turn out for […]
It is one of the more interesting concepts in the horror genre. You fall asleep and a psycho killer torments your dreams, eventually leading to your death in both the unconscious and real world. Freddy […]
I’ll Do Anything To Go To Albertson’s Thursday, April 29, 2:25 p.m. Officers went to the Albertson’s store on Lincoln Boulevard in response to an assault report that had been radioed to them. Upon arrival, […]
Local named Humanitarian of the Year Santa Monica resident and business owner Eric Faber received the title “2010 Humanitarian of the Year” by the Small Business Council of America. The award will be presented today […]
Big Blue Defecit Big Blue Bus is proposing a base fare increase from $0.75 to $1.25, introducing a 30-Day Pass and other measures to offset an expected $6.1 million deficit in 2010-11 and an expect […]
Dear Editor, Isn’t it great that the First Amendment allows for the freedom of Alvaro Huerta’s opinion on Arizona Senate Bill 1070 [Enough With Draconian Anti-Immigration Laws!, Santa Monica Mirror April 29 – May 5, […]
The Iroquois concept that, “In our every deliberation, we must consider the impact of our decisions on the next seven generations,” is the origin of the company name ‘Seventh Generation.’ Jeffrey Hollender, the head of […]
I’d be delighted to find out that Eli Broad, or his people, are keeping tabs on Santa Monica by way of The Mirror. After all, they’re looking at building a museum for the billionaire’s art […]
