Oedipus sings the blues “The Gospel at Colonus” at the Getty Villa by Bondo Wyszpolski Whatever else one may think
Bondo Wyszpolski
September 15, 2023
Oedipus sings the blues “The Gospel at Colonus” at the Getty Villa by Bondo Wyszpolski Whatever else one may think
From Caracas with love “Alfredo Boulton: Looking at Venezuela, 1928-1978,” ed. by Idurre Alonso (Getty Publications, $275 pp, $60), in
There is a very special place on the Arizona/Utah border that is synonymous with the American West and should be
by Richard Foss To a historian who has been following the ups and downs of the dining industry, the biggest
Fifty years ago, the first women lifeguards began patrolling Los Angeles’ 17 miles of beach. Kia Schwartz (nee Nowell) was
Were these the first robots? “Miracles and Machines: A Sixteenth-Century Automaton and Its Legend,” by Elizabeth King and W. David
by Sofia Williams Catalina Classic Paddleboard Race Director Francziska Steagall presented a history of the race to the Manhattan Beach
A longtime Redondo Beach family whose late patriarch strung electrical lines for Red Car trains is related to the subject
Palos Verdes Golf Club car enthusiasts gathered at the club on May 13 for a 24-mile drive around the Peninsula,
Photo by Garth Meyer The 713 graduates of the Redondo Union High School class of 2023 round the field at
Mike Stelter, of Torrance, brought his turn-of-the-20-Century, hand cranked, cable tool drill rig to Hermosa Beach Friday afternoon, towed behind
Attendees stand at the sound of the U.S. Navy theme played by the Redondo Union High School Wind Ensemble, during
As told to Garrick Rawlings Kevin Sousa and Mike Collins are two of the people responsible for Hermosa’s light industrial
Less gold, but still aglow Beyond the Light: Identity and Place in 19th-Century Danish Art by Bondo Wyszpolski Don’t let
In 1923, the late Los Angeles Times publisher Harry Chandler was instrumental in having a big sign erected for his
At any given moment, cinema, the record of our remembrance of things past, is turning to dust. Tracking the international
