Not one, not two, but three renowned spiritual masters will present a series of programs over the next two weeks at the Doubletree Guest Suites in Santa Monica, entitled “Unity in Diversity.” For twelve nights, […]

Jesse Cruz, 7, of Hollywood runs by the 1,892 crosses in Arlington West honoring the American soldiers who have been killed to date in Iraq. The Veterans for Peace set up the field of crosses […]

The recently formed real estate firm, Deasy/Penner & Partners, is sponsoring two of the fall programs at the MAK Center for Art and Architecture in West Hollywood. Following up on the recent publication of Schindler […]

All week long, the news and the nation have been in the grip of horrendous stories about Hurricane Katrina’s deadly toll on a great American city and surrounding areas. As fellow citizens of the suffering […]

One of the dining booths at the Onion Creek Grill in Larry McMurtry’s hometown, Archer City, Texas, displays a decorative poster of Buffalo Bill Cody. That poster, plus a childhood memory of hearing one of […]

Not rich people, at least we know that much.  Kanye West was all the talk over the weekend after using his air time during the NBC Hurricane Katrina relief telethon to say what most Americans […]

The Wellness Community-West Los Angeles will hold a “Celebration of Life” Carnival at Pacific Park on the Santa Monica Pier to make people aware of the free programs it offer people with cancer and their […]

Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II wrote big, important musicals, like Oklahoma and South Pacific, but before Hammerstein there was Lorenz Hart, and Rodgers and Hart wrote some of Broadway’s freshest, wittiest, most irreverent and […]

Lately it seems you have to get very far away from American filmmaking to find courageous filmmakers. The directors making the best films this year have all been foreign – and the latest of the […]