By Whitney Scott Bain The Los Angeles Film Festival, one of the largest and longest running events to showcase independent filmmakers begins this week running until September 28 at the prestigious Culver City Arclight Theaters […]

After 30 years of living in Los Angeles, I finally went to the Los Angeles County Fair this past weekend. We went on Saturday, and early enough to get a great parking spot. We slathered […]

“MDMA” Not Rated 98 Minutes Released September 14 This movie, by first-time writer/director Angie Wang, lacks consistent style, the flow of the story is a bit abrupt and some scenes seem cut short. However, the […]

By Staff Writer Established in 1992, Dance Studio No 1 (DS1) has been a committed member of the West Los Angeles and Santa Monica communities for over two decades. DS1 is well-known for its commitment […]

What can $10 buy you at the farmers market? In the latest installment of Market Report, Jacki Karsh takes the $10 Challenge to the Mar Vista Farmers Market. Watch this video, made possible by Ocean […]

By Staff Writer  The Broad Stage presents the return of acclaimed singer, songwriter and guitarist Madeleine Peyroux, touring in support of her latest album, “Anthem”, on Friday, September 21 at 7:30 p.m. Peyroux’s band includes […]

By Edify TV  Curious about Twilight on the Pier concerts? Smaller venues, reduced crowds, a different time of year and more security are some of the measures the Santa Monica Pier Corporation have taken in […]

When She Rises is a 10-week women-centered exhibit in Venice that aims to foster a collaborative community for women of all ages, especially women of color. “Women are very diverse and we all have our […]

By Tabitha Hogue Veteran Santa Monica pediatrician Dr. Robert Hamilton achieved national fame in November 2015 after posting a video on YouTube demonstrating his special “hold” to calm crying babies. Now, nearly three years later, […]