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Dining October 6, 2022

Stacked Lineup of Restaurants Planned for Delta’s New LAX Terminal

Alfred Coffee, Native, Chicken + Beer and more set to come to the all-new Terminal 3 By Dolores Quintana A stacked lineup of restaurants is set to open in LAX’s all-new Terminal 3. As reported […]

Life and Arts October 4, 2022

SMC to Host Gallery Reception for Native American Artist Matika Wilbur’s Project 562: Changing the Way We See Native America

Exhibit runs until May 15, 2023 The Santa Monica College (SMC) Pete and Susan Barrett Art Gallery will host a free gallery reception to celebrate the exhibition of Project 562: Changing the Way We See […]

Dining September 29, 2022

Food for Thought: Santa Monica Brew Works’ Milkshake Beers Are ‘Udderly’ Good

Brewery teams up with Johnny Rockets to make a Strawberry Milkshake Porter and a Chocolate Peanut Butter Milkshake Porter By Sam Catanzaro National Milkshake Month may be coming to a close, but that does not […]

Dining September 29, 2022

Fresh Corn Grill Closes Santa Monica Location

Restaurant ceases operations September 23 By Dolores Quintana Fresh Corn Grill, a small chain based in Westwood that serves “a unique take on California cuisine” as stated on their website, has closed their Santa Monica […]

Dining September 29, 2022

Santa Monica’s Love Coffee Bar Expanding to Mar Vista

3519 S Centinela Avenue location coming for popular Santa Monica coffee shop By Dolores Quintana Love Coffee Bar, a Santa Monica-based, dog-friendly coffee shop, will soon be opening a second location in Mar Vista. The […]

Life and Arts September 22, 2022

Rogers & Hammerstein Must Be Turning Over in Their Graves

Now don’t get me wrong. I encourage creativity and thinking of ways to present a classic in an unconventional manner. What comes to mind is the Shakespeare in the Park version of “The Taming of […]

Dining September 22, 2022

New Orleans Fried Chicken Institution Willie Mae’s Now Open for Delivery in LA With Venice Location Coming Soon

By Dolores Quintana While Willie Mae’s Scotch House Restaurant has not yet opened their sit-down restaurant in Venice, the company has already begun to branch out further into the Westside. Willie Mae’s is about to […]

Dining September 22, 2022

Santa Monica Hotel Hosting Monthly Drag Brunch

Drag Me to Brunch at Lowes Santa Monica Beach Hotel on the third Sunday of every month By Dolores Quintana Blue Streak Restaurant at the Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel will be hosting a monthly […]

Film September 16, 2022

Film Review: “Barbarian”

BARBARIANRated R102 MinutesReleased September 9th This is a very smart movie…until the end, that is, where it kind of disintegrates into a montage of pop culture elements. I kind of understand the decision by writer/director […]

Film September 16, 2022

“Gigi & Nate” – A Tender Family Dramedy

Nick Hamm’s “Gigi & Nate,” is loosely based on the book by Ellen Rogers, which chronicled the physical and mental struggles of her son Edward “Ned” Sullivan. Adapted for the screen by David Hudgins, this […]