Patti Page, August 19, 7pm Born Clara Ann Fowler in Muskogee, Oklahoma, Patti Page was the largest selling female singer throughout the 1950s and helped defined the decade of earnest, novelty-ridden adult pop with hits […]

Baron Davis is not – and never has been – a Los Angeles Laker. Many of you know that. We know that. The Crossroads graduate went to UCLA. While attending UCLA he was drafted by […]

Santa Monica Girls Fast Pitch Softball has completed a largely successful first season in the American Softball Association. The highlight was the 12-and-under team coached by Marty Krenan reaching the state tournament, a rarity for […]

The Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center will benefit from a tennis competition scheduled for Oct. 21 at the LA Tennis Center at UCLA. Tennis players of all ages and ability can obtain information by calling 310.823.0157. […]

It is time for Patrick Brown to coach the Brentwood School football team for the 28th year. And if it’s anything like last season it should be a good one. “The 2005 team was a […]

The summer heat wave sweeping through the Southland has left many of us too hot to even turn on our ovens. Not to mention the damage the heat has had on farmers and their summer […]

Question: I always have many strong sneezes in the morning and when I change from one place to the other. How should I take care myself? Answer: Sneezing is a localized reaction of the sinuses […]

This past Sunday I wanted to take a friend of mine out for brunch and was looking for something a little different, a place where we could enjoy some exquisite gourmet dishes but without the […]

Santa Monica TV (City TV), in conjunction with the Miles Memorial Playhouse, has won an L.A. Area Emmy for “Outstanding Achievement in Youth Programming.” Downbeat Showdown #4 aired in March 2005. Robin Gee of City […]

As iTunes has opened up the market for buying episodes of your favorite TV shows, so now do other corporate giants join in the fray. Fox has announced it will sell movies and television shows […]