You might not realize this, but you live with Slow Motion video every day. Every movie, nearly every TV show
Jefferson Graham
February 10, 2024
You might not realize this, but you live with Slow Motion video every day. Every movie, nearly every TV show
An exhibit by Peninsula artist Thomas Hunter Redfield will feature his plein air work, much of it painted along the
From a distinguished young punk, to a refined jazz interpreter and political voice, then Puff Daddy’s melody source to eulogize
The City held a civic holiday party at the historic Point Vicente Interpretive Center on December 4th to reign in
In the ‘80s I shared a somewhat decrepit old house in North Redondo with a couple of oddball roommates, and
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The Avenues during the December swell, as seen by photographer Tom Kampas. [ngg src=”galleries” ids=”2873″ display=”masonry” ngg_triggers_display=”always”]
by Elka Worner Heralding a message of peace and love, angels, shepherds, and preschool singers shared the stage with Mary,
Nostalgia is a powerful thing, but not a new one – Romans of the Imperial era lamented that people in
Christmas doesn’t just belong to Dickens and Coca-Cola. In Japan, despite the language barriers, the same customs exploited by American
Photos by Stephanie Cartozian The team at La Venta Inn hosted its second annual holiday extravaganza for the community on
Photos by Bondo Wyszpolski, except where noted Palos Verdes High School classmates met up at the home of Claudia Avakian
[ngg src=”galleries” ids=”2851″ display=”masonry” ngg_triggers_display=”always”]by Kevin Cody Hot latkes were served and the Jewish Community Center children’s choir performed traditional
I was puzzled when the new owners of the former Blue Agave restaurant in Hermosa changed the name to Marena,
The 35th Annual Skechers Manhattan Beach Holiday Fireworks Festival show went off without a hitch on the Pier Sunday night,
