Last Chance Farideh Azad: Glass and Ceramics, Carmen Monne: Painting and Photography, through November 16, Topanga Canyon Gallery, 120 N. Topanga Canyon Blvd., Topanga, 310.455.7909. Woods Davy: Standing Stones (sculpture), Ernst Scheidegger: Photographs of Giacometti […]
Harry Potter Movie Marathon November 16-20, free MLK Jr. Auditorium, Santa Monica Main Library 601 Santa Monica Blvd., 310.458.8600. For anyone who may have missed any film from this mega-popular series, or for those who […]
Clint Eastwood continues his winner’s streak with Changeling, an eerie accounting of the corrupt handling of the Walter Collins disappearance in Los Angeles back in the late 1920s. The film plays almost like a companion […]
Four local artists staged a show to raise awareness and money for the National Parkinson’s Foundation at Randy Ball’s Blue 7 Gallery on Pico Boulevard November 8 through 10. The exhibit/sale featured the work of […]
After a lengthy hearing, Santa Monica’s Planning Commission voted to deny an appeal of the City’s Architectural Review Board’s (ARB) approval of a new senior housing facility at 749 Montana Avenue. The Commission originally heard […]
Vocal skeptics were out in force from the moment California’s Air Resources Board released the newest version of its plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions by15 percent before 2020. “This plan closes California to business,” […]
Last week the Los Angeles City Council granted the status of historic-cultural monument to a bar in Silver Lake. Hang on, it’s not like they’re elevating drinking to a cultural event, although let’s be honest… […]
Dear Editor We did not prevail – this time. Everyone involved in the NO on AA campaign worked exceptionally hard against an entrenched machine that engaged in deception, distortion and fabrication. Add to that that […]
I am, of course – as everyone knows me would know – delighted by the election of Barack Obama as President of the United States. I am also hopeful that he will lead us in […]
