Venice’s Garden Tour This Weekend:
This weekend 30 enchanting homes and gardens will be open to the public for the 18th annual Venice Home and Garden Tour. This walking tour and benefit showcases the many ways in which homeowners, architects, […]
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Cinco de Mayo Celebrated in Santa Monica: Mexican Heritage Lauded
The City of Santa Monica’s Virginia Avenue Park hosted a free Cinco de Mayo fiesta and carnival Sunday, May 1 from 12 to 5 p.m. Mariachi Estrella de Jalisco, a 10-member group and a 10-piece […]
Don’t Miss Santa Monica Festival this Weekend:
Celebrate Mother’s Day and Mother Earth this Saturday, May 7, at the 20th Annual Santa Monica Festival from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Clover Park. This entirely eco-friendly festival is a celebration of the […]
Local Pub Celebrates Royal Wedding: British Businesses Featured Kate and William Ceremony
An estimated 2 billion people around the world watched as William and Kate took their vows last Thursday, April 28. But few cities had the chance to get as authentic a feel for what London […]
A Taste of Global Street Food at the Broad Stage:
Hot dogs in Copenhagen, noodle carts in Penang, bagel wreaths in Krakow, marlin tacos in Tijuana, herring stands in Amsterdam, blood sausage, and corn on the cob in Bogota – all examples of what’s cooking […]
AnnaSophia Robb and Bethany Hamilton Talk Soul Surfer: Interview With Shark Victim Surfer and the Actress Who Played Her
Seventeen-year-old AnnaSophia Robb is no stranger to the big screen. She landed her first major role playing opposite Jeff Daniels in “Because of Winn-Dixie” at age twelve, and has since appeared in “Race To Witch […]
Brit Businesses to Host Royal Celebrations: Local Spots to Celebrate British Wedding
Those not lucky enough to receive a formal invitation to this week’s royal wedding can still celebrate in high style from across the pond at one of Santa Monica’s British establishments. Though Will and Kate […]
A Sexual Romp with Clothes On at the Geffen Playhouse:
From the moment the captivating Maggie Siff steps on stage for her opening monologue to the audience as Charlotte, the happy-go-lucky hooker, in the world premiere of Jane Anderson’s “The Escort,” we know we’re in […]
A Moment with Dennis Quaid: Actor Talks About Moving, Family and
He has been an award-winning film star for decades. Some of his most memorable films include “The Right Stuff,” “In Good Company,” “The Rookie,” and “Any Given Sunday.” But in many ways, the themes running […]
Bluest Eye a Grim Classic: Miles Playhouse Performing Riveting Southern Account
Toni Morrison’s “The Bluest Eye” stands with American greats such as “The Color Purple” and Maya Angelou’s books as a riveting account of an African-American childhood in the South. It offers less optimism however; painting […]
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