To use a medical metaphor, The Los Angeles premiere of James Sherman’s comedy “The God of Isaac,” presented by the West Coast Jewish Theatre, could be described as “the operation was successful but the patient […]

A new Tender Greens restaurant has come to Santa Monica at the corner of Second Street and Arizona Avenue, a location formerly occupied by the Todai Lighthouse all-you-can-eat Asian buffet. Open barely a month, the […]

It’s an early foggy morning in Venice Beach; a small yellow house with an interesting piece of street art plastered across the front catches my attention. Nestled on the busy boulevard, Abbot Kinney, I realize, […]

Much can be said about “Four Clowns,” conceived and directed by Jeremy Aluma. It’s award-winning, has a national fringe tour behind it, and hits near-sellout status with every performance done. It can even be said […]

Salt Petal, a Los Angeles-based band, played at the Living Room at Loyola Marymount University on Wednesday Sept. 28 at an event sponsored by Showcase L.A. Showcase L.A. celebrates local Latino/a talent from the region, […]

The spirit of The Beatles lives on in the form of “LOVE,” the Cirque du Soleil production that’s been entertaining audiences at The Mirage in Las Vegas for more than five years. The theatrical production […]

More than 150,000 people attended the 27th annual Abbot Kinney Festival on Sunday to enjoy Venice’s unique flavor and its eclectic mix of boutiques, galleries, restaurants, salons, clubs, and coffee shops along a mile-long stretch […]

The 11th Annual Malibu Family Wines Grape Crush & Harvest Festival returned to Malibu on Sunday, Sept. 25, to benefit LA-based non-profit City Hearts: Kids Say Yes to the Arts. Guests enjoyed unlimited sampling of […]

Are you running on empty every time you hit the gym? The food you eat before and after your workouts can either minimize or maximize your athletic performance. Whether you prefer a brisk morning walk […]