Captain Jack Sparrow landed atop the North American box office over the long holiday weekend, as “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man Tell No Tales” easily sailed past the competition at theaters, according to final […]

College students who belong to sexual minority groups are more likely to seek help for mental health problems than their straight peers, but they still face many barriers to using on-campus mental health services, according […]

The City of Santa Monica announces the launch of Art in Public, a series of creative projects showcasing art-making in action at the Annenberg Community Beach House. Each month a different artist will work on-site, […]

By Sam Skopp   From now to early June, bG Gallery, located at Bergamot Station Arts Complex, will be exhibiting a gallery titled “World Jumble,” with works based on words arranged in into a larger […]

By Sam Skopp   Pacific Patio Furniture first opened their doors in Agoura Hills when it replaced the well-known Berk’s Patio. Since this store was successful from the get-go, the owners decided to open a […]

The Santa Monica Public Library (SMPL) Soundwaves concert series presents the Southland Ensemble performing the work of Pauline Oliveros on Wednesday June 7, 2017, at 7:30 p.m. in the Main Library’s Martin Luther King Jr. […]

The current Downtown Community Plan under consideration by the Planning Commission is a good start but could get better. It is single mindedly pro housing expecting to add about 2500 units (approximately 4000 new residents) […]

By Tabitha Hogue   It must have been a dream come true for the young, little known composer Igor Stravinsky when the famous Russian ballet master, Sergei Diaghelev, commissioned him to compose a ballet for […]