by Paul Teetor With four minutes left in Sunday night’s riveting playoff game with the Detroit Lions, the Rams were
Paul Teetor
January 17, 2024
by Paul Teetor With four minutes left in Sunday night’s riveting playoff game with the Detroit Lions, the Rams were
If you read and watch the news, you’ve heard the message: Tijuana is one of the most dangerous cities in the
In the ‘80s I shared a somewhat decrepit old house in North Redondo with a couple of oddball roommates, and
by Paul Teetor Monday night at home against Peninsula was supposed to be a get-well game for the Mira Costa
by Bob Shanman So, two friends were walking along the beach in Hermosa when a large flock of gulls suddenly
Considered by some as the “last movie star,” Burt Reynolds lived many lives and all of them out loud. This
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Rialto Pictures has just released a 4K restoration of Bernard Tavernier’s 1982 masterpiece, “Coup de Torchon” based on Jim Thompson’s
by Garth Meyer Redondo Beach voters would support a $389 million school bond, according to a Dec. 12 report to
Nostalgia is a powerful thing, but not a new one – Romans of the Imperial era lamented that people in
Based on the original premise presented in an excellent play of the same name, playwright Mark St. Germain imagined a
Christmas doesn’t just belong to Dickens and Coca-Cola. In Japan, despite the language barriers, the same customs exploited by American
by Paul Teetor It will be Sho Time at Dodgers Stadium next season – and for the next 10 years.
I was puzzled when the new owners of the former Blue Agave restaurant in Hermosa changed the name to Marena,
