Ira Sachs’ new film “Passages” sounded very promising. A gay marriage is upended when one partner begins an affair with
Neely Swanson
August 2, 2023
Ira Sachs’ new film “Passages” sounded very promising. A gay marriage is upended when one partner begins an affair with
by Richard Foss The life of commercial fishermen has always been hard, dirty, and unglamorous, which hasn’t stopped restaurants evoking
by Sofia Williams On a sunny Sunday afternoon, I sat down at King Harbor Yacht Club to speak with Taft
by Garth Meyer The Redondo Unified School Board held a workshop July 18 to discuss the potential to put a
Were these the first robots? “Miracles and Machines: A Sixteenth-Century Automaton and Its Legend,” by Elizabeth King and W. David
by Sofia Williams Northrop Grumman interns were challenged to spot and extinguish fires around the world during the aerospace company’s
“Based on a True Story” – Story, in any case “Based on a True Story” is a dark comedy that
Height increase in historic Cypress District doesn’t go down well by Elka Worner A city staff proposal to increase the
Immersed in the effect a tragic event holds over memory, denial, shame, self and the ability to move on, Alice
Alas and alack. The extraordinary Vermeer exhibition in Amsterdam at the Rijksmuseum is over. Running from February 10 until June
by Garth Meyer The Aviation and Artesia boulevards corridor got a boost from the city council Tuesday night in a
The management at a hotel in an area with many dining options has a difficult choice for their restaurant: stay
“They Cloned Tyrone” is never entirely what you think it will be. Crossing genre lines many times, Juel Taylor, director
If “The Miracle Club” starred Jane Brown, Susie White and Mary Jones this slight piece would have gone straight to
“Primo,” is a coming of age comedy based on the life of Shea Serrano, a former middle school science teacher,
“The Out-Laws,” conceived by Evan Turner and developed by Turner and Adam Devine as a starring vehicle for Devine, started
