Laura Wilde, Mirror Contributing Writer Aries Feminine forces are out circling. Good thing, not bad. Take the lesson that is thrust upon you. You look for reasons why certain patterns keep repeating but you are […]

Team Santa Monica captured fifth place among 20 swimming teams at the recent 2007 Pacific Committee Spring Short Course Championships hosted by Rose Bowl Aquatics in Pasadena. “I’m very proud of the spirit our swimmers […]

Venice handed Palisades its first loss of the softball season Thursday, March 22, and took command of the Western League race. Venice won the game at Palisades, 7-3, improving its record to 9-2-1 overall and […]

Most folks left their black ties at home as the American Red Cross of Santa Monica held its Red Tie Affair on Saturday, March 24, at the Fairmont Miramar Hotel. 350 people attended the event, […]

Serving residents and visitors alike since 1976, The Sidewalk Café has become something of an institution on the Venice Boardwalk, and its eye-catching red and white awning and matching tablecloths act like a magnet to […]

Have you ever noticed how easy it is to forgive surface flaws when you just really love something?  It could be a badly designed website cluttered with outdated links and a truly unappealing style sheet; […]

The fourth annual Other Venice Film Festival took place over a four-day period from March 15 through the 18 at two Venice venues, the Electric Lodge and Switch Studios. More than 90 filmmakers – many […]

The exhibit currently at the Craig Krull Gallery at Bergamot Station involves three artists (two painters, one photographer), and the landscapes of Southern California. Taken together, the different visions of Larry Cohen: “California Incline”; Bruce […]

It’s never fun to completely trash a film immediately upon seeing it. Although there is the temptation to rip apart Bob Shaye’s The Last Mimsy, one must step back and look at the bigger picture.  […]

The First Presbyterian Church of Santa Monica reopened the doors to its remodeled sanctuary on March 25 after being closed for a year, during which time services were held in its small chapel. Designed to […]