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Film May 12, 2022

Landmark Theater Closing in Former Westside Pavillion

Theater will close at the end of month By Sam Catanzaro The Landmark Pico theater at the former Westside Pavillion will soon be closing, the company has announced. The longtime theater was a pioneer in […]

Film May 12, 2022

Film Review: The Northman

FILM REVIEWTHE NORTHMANRated R137 MinutesReleased April 22nd If the Vikings of 800-1000 AD had the technology, The Northman is the movie they would have made. This is a classic epic set in that era and […]

Life and Arts May 12, 2022

Murray Mednick’s “Three Tables”- Existentialism Meets Theatre of the Absurd

Murray Mednick’s THREE TABLES is the newest work from the famous poet/playwright who spearheaded New York’s off-off-Broadway movement in the ’60s. Presented by the Padua Playwrights, the production premiered under his direction at the Zephyr […]

Dining May 11, 2022

Hurry Curry Reopens in Santa Monica

Longtime Sawtelle restaurant back in business By Dolores Quintana Westside favorite Hurry Curry has opened officially in Santa Monica at 2901 Ocean Park Blvd Ste. 125. After losing their lease at their former space in […]

Dining May 11, 2022

From the Westside to West Village: Two Popular Santa Monica Restaurants Launch Shared-Space Eatery in NYC

Crudo e Nudo and Breakfast By Salt’s Cure open in West Village By Dolores Two of Santa Monica’s most popular restaurants launched a shared a space eatery in New York City this week. Crudo e […]

Dining May 11, 2022

Popular Santa Monica Cafe Expanding to Hollywood

Santa Monica and Playa Vista restaurant Cafe Ruisseau opening on Selma Avenue By Dolores QUitana Cafe Ruisseau will be expanding again to Hollywood at 6775 Selma Avenue, Suite 102. This location is in the same […]

Dining May 5, 2022

Santa Monica Dim Sum Restaurant Set to Open

Lotus Dim Sum Dumpling House opening in former P.F. Chang’s space in June By Kerry Slater A Dim Sum restaurant is set to open soon in downtown Santa Monica. Lotus Dim Sum Dumpling House will […]

Dining May 4, 2022

A Westwood Restaurant Serves 94,500 Individual Meals to Local Seniors During the Pandemic. But They Aren’t Stopping There

Delphi Greek celebrates 36 years in business with more to come By Susan Payne A “welcome” sign in Greek letters arches over the entrance of Delphi Greek in Westwood unspeakably counting the many who have […]

Film April 29, 2022

Film Review: “HAPPENING” A Gut-Wrenching Look at Illegal Abortions in 1963 France

The Supreme Court ruling on Roe v. Wade on January 22, 1973 stated that restrictive state regulation on abortion is unconstitutional. Before that landmark decision, women were forced to either try to end the pregnancy […]

Dining April 27, 2022

Longtime Santa Monica Bar Closes After 25 Years on Main Street

Rick’s Tavern on Main bought by New York owner, will get new look and name By Dolores Quintana Rick’s Tavern on Main has closed after 25 years in business in Santa Monica as reported by […]