Purim Carnivals • February 28, 11:30am-2:30pm, free The Santa Monica Synagogue, 1448 18th St., 310.453.4276. 3pm, free, The Shul on the Beach (Pacific Jewish Center) 505 Ocean Front Walk, Venice, 310.392.8749. The Jewish holiday Purim, […]
Artists sometimes become larger than their actual work, making their signature a stamp of quality. In film, this is particularly evident with concern to directors as they usually have a significant impact on the artistic […]
Ithaca, NY. Cornell University. Ezra Cornell, the great, great, great-grandson of the Ezra Cornell who was the founder of the University, describes it as “the first truly American university, rich in traditions of learning, teaching, […]
This column has not been friendly to our current governor. That someone could capitalize on a career as a homicidal action hero in mostly forgettable films by running for public office felt in all ways […]
Dear Editor: Imagine for a moment that you are an elementary student being bullied by a classmate . . .or a middle school student experiencing test anxiety . . . or a high school senior […]
I don’t think there has been anything like it on college campuses since the 1950s with the sudden captivation with J.D. Salinger of students and teachers alike. After the appearance of Salinger’s only novel, The […]
Purse, Gun, Car, Cops, Arrest. Sunday, February 14, 11:41 a.m. Officers went to the area of 5th Street and California in response to a theft report. When they arrived they learned what had happened, and […]
The Santa Monica History Museum recognized donors and sponsors at a Gala Tribute Dinner last Thursday, February 18, as it continues to build out its permanent home due to open later this year on the […]
The Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) released in January has found the Santa Monica’s Draft Luce and Circulation Element (DLUCE) would cause significant and unavoidable environmental impacts to the city’s air quality, noise levels, and […]
