Good news! The $10 Bag Sale is back! The sale begins on Monday, April 16th and runs through Saturday, April 21. That’s right, for this week only, you may bring your own bag in to …[READ MORE]
The newest Block Party entry at the Kirk Douglas Theater is “Ameryka,” starting April 19. A theatrical thrill ride through 250 years of history. From the American Revolution, to the struggle for civil rights, to …[READ MORE]
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg said that America’s symbol should not be the bald eagle, but the pendulum, “and when the pendulum swings too far in one direction, it will swing back.” Our historic …[READ MORE]
Center Theatre Group invites current high school students to attend Reimagine Your American Dream, a teen youth summit inspired by David Henry Hwang and Jeanine Tesori’s “Soft Power.” The free event will take place on …[READ MORE]
Of the 294,054 registered voters able to participate in last week’s special election for Sebastian Ridley-Thomas’ Assembly seat representing the 54th district, only 24,800 (8.43%) turned out to vote. By those numbers, a candidate only …[READ MORE]
“The Culver Studios is one of the great treasures of Culver City and today marks the beginning of a new chapter for this historic site,” Michael Hackman, Culver Studios CEO said. “We are protecting the …[READ MORE]
“We can retrain our minds to become more positive, more forgiving, and more thankful for the beautiful opportunity that life is.” -Social Psychologist Alison Ledgerwood- Face it. Some of us are “half-full” kind of people …[READ MORE]
How does our creative economy work? The second annual WESTTalks will have speakers from award-winning studios Amazon and Framestore; Blizzard Entertainment; VH1’s Love & Hip Hop; and others from the business, performance and academic sides …[READ MORE]
More than halfway across the universe, an enormous blue star nicknamed Icarus is the farthest individual star ever seen. Normally, it would be much too faint to view, even with the world’s largest telescopes. Through …[READ MORE]
Proposed laws for 2018 by Sen. Holly J. Mitchell include continuing to reform the juvenile justice system and reducing childhood poverty to help families and communities. Other measures focus on expanding worker training to prevent …[READ MORE]
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