Arts Art walks, crawls and even rolls By Sarah A. Spitz on March 15, 2012 It was truly a once-in-a-lifetime moment. There I was at 4:30 a.m. on Saturday... Read more →
Arts Meeting up at the market By Sarah A. Spitz on March 10, 2012 THIRD STREET — Michael McCarty is a man on a mission. It’s not enough that... Read more →
Entertainment ‘The Lonesome West’ too weird to be credible By news on March 9, 2012 If there is a loaded shotgun hanging on the living room wall just below the crucifix, you... Read more →
Entertainment Conceptual artist tags the next generation for tolerance By news on March 9, 2012 SAN DIEGO — Seventy years ago, more than 1,000 Japanese-Americans from Santa... Read more →
Arts When food becomes art By Sarah A. Spitz on March 8, 2012 “If music be the food of love, play on!” — William Shakespeare L.A.... Read more →
Arts Ocean Park art in Orange County By Sarah A. Spitz on March 1, 2012 Richard Diebenkorn put Santa Monica’s Ocean Park on the map the world over. Every... Read more →
Entertainment Spinoza shocks Amsterdam By news on February 24, 2012 A few days ago, Nobel Laureate and Holocaust historian Elie Wiesel appeared on Lawrence... Read more →
Arts Placido goes baritone By Sarah A. Spitz on February 23, 2012 Maybe it’s because I grew up in the 1960s, but there’s a peace, love and... Read more →
Arts Meditation on art and motherhood By Sarah A. Spitz on February 16, 2012 Women artists are finally getting some due lately (better lately than never?), with... Read more →
Arts Discovering the arts By Sarah A. Spitz on February 10, 2012 In January, Santa Monica Daily Press editor Kevin Herrera reported that, “The... Read more →
Entertainment Staff starts to light the fire under Glow By news on February 7, 2012 SM PIER — Planning is already underway to bring a little Glow back to Santa... Read more →
Entertainment ‘Filthy Talk’ and moody photos By news on February 3, 2012 The name says it all, so be warned. It’s called “Filthy Talk for Troubled... Read more →
Arts Chain Reaction faces retirement By news on January 31, 2012 CIVIC CENTER — The Chain Reaction sculpture has become the focal point of public... Read more →
Entertainment ‘The Water’s Edge’ a bit enigmatic By news on January 27, 2012 As Winston Churchill might describe it, Theresa Rebeck's play “The Water's... Read more →
Entertainment Review: ‘Our Town’ comes alive at the Broad By news on January 23, 2012 There must be at least half a dozen people in L.A. who have never seen Thornton... Read more →
