There’s lots to do in our town, e.g. did you know that Culver City offers one of the highest concentrations of fine art galleries in Southern California? The Arts District (nominated as one of the …[READ MORE]
The trailer for Sony Pictures Entertainment’s Pixels, the highly anticipated action-comedy event film slated for release on July 24, 2015, generated 34.3 million views worldwide in its first 24 hours online, making it the studio’s …[READ MORE]
April 15 is approaching, and Assembly member Sebastian Ridley-Thomas wants to make you aware that free tax preparation assistance is available for individuals who make $53,000 or less, persons with disabilities, the elderly, and non-English-speaking …[READ MORE]
“What you know impacts your THINKing – What you think impacts your DOing,” Keynote Speaker Darin Earley told attendees at the annual Diversity & Inclusion Conference of the Thirty-Third District of the California State PTA …[READ MORE]
What if… A childhood friend reflected that he’d always considered me a leader in high school. He claimed that our group of friends looked to me for decisions, albeit as innocuous as “where we should …[READ MORE]
It’s a great moment when I learn something from my children, but sometimes seeing what they see is so daunting it can feel overwhelming. The City has announced an evening of ‘Visioning a Hospitality and …[READ MORE]
Everything that is done in the world is done by hope. ~~ Martin Luther King Jr. “Hope” featuring the work of artist Mark Acetelli opened on January 31 at The Whole 9 Gallery and continues …[READ MORE]
An investigation prompted by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has uncovered over 2,500 wells potentially improperly permitted to allow the injection of oil and gas wastewater into protected underground water sources in California. Forty-six …[READ MORE]
Step into Spring Break with a morning designed for preschoolers and grade-schoolers to feel like they are having a holiday! Join the fun on Saturday, March 21, at Culver City’s FUN-tastic and EGG-cellent annual Spring …[READ MORE]
A team composed of astronomers and biologists has measured the multicolored “chemical fingerprints” of 137 different species of microorganisms in order to help future astronomers recognize life on the surface of exoplanets (planets outside our …[READ MORE]
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