Agnieszka Holland, the fabled director of “Europa Europa” about a young Jewish boy’s survival in Nazi Germany, has set her
Neely Swanson
June 21, 2024
Agnieszka Holland, the fabled director of “Europa Europa” about a young Jewish boy’s survival in Nazi Germany, has set her
by Kevin Cody Hermosa Beach Finance Director Viki Copeland presented what she described as a “tightly balanced” budget to the
by Brianna Smith Photos by Steve Gaffney (SteveGaffney.com) Nearly 200 women and young girls competed in the first annual Queen
The art of invention, the invention of an art Photographer Hippolyte Bayard at the Getty by Bondo Wyszpolski It’s a
by Paul Teetor Steve Ballmer deserves a refund. The Clippers multi-billionaire owner doesn’t need a refund, and he probably doesn’t
By Garth Meyer Redondo Beach has a new city logo. In a 4-1 vote May 7, the city council approved
by Garth Meyer Refunds are in effect for May 5 BeachLife Festival-goers who saw the event canceled due to high
by Mark McDermott In a clash of archrivals who also happened to be the two top ranked boys volleyball teams
by Kevin Cody Asked in 2019 if competing against pet chain stores was a challenge, Abu Siddiq answered, “It’s a
A splendid vision, a troubled life Sculpture by Camille Claudel is on view at the Getty Museum by Bondo Wyszpolski
“Wildcat,” Ethan Hawke’s audacious film about Flannery O’Connor, tries for the kind of gothic approach that this Southern writer might
A woman of many hats, a woman of many voices And when Ildy Lee discovered why she was born by
by Kevin Cody Hermosa Beach’s popular, though sometimes polarizing, blue-haired Chamber of Commerce president Jessica Accamando announced in an email
by Paul Teetor The sing-song chant started long before the end of the embarrassing Lakers home loss in game three,
by Richard Foss In Los Angeles, something a century old is, well, old. The South Bay was mainly agricultural
