Pipeline: Ryan Hughes Ryan Hughes started surfing when he was 11. He started on a Boogie board before he could
Mike Purpus
September 27, 2018
Pipeline: Ryan Hughes Ryan Hughes started surfing when he was 11. He started on a Boogie board before he could
Photographer Brent Broza’s new show delves into light and expands to paintings
Director Bill Kiely and writer David Harris collaborate on a coming-of-age celebration of their Hermosa Beach. Local surfers were enlisted for roles in front of and behind the camera.
A pair of Redondo Beach artists is planning to adorn one of City Hall’s blank canvases in a mosaic that
“Age of Summer” director Bill Kiely puts local watermen and waterwomen in front of and behind the camera for his coming of age film based on his own Junior Lifeguard experiences.
Second of two parts One day in 1966, Bob Holmes stopped by the lifeguard tower just north of the Manhattan
by Kevin Cody Los Angeles County Lifeguard Max First, of Manhattan Beach, is among the favorites to win this year’s Catalina
What Shall We Do with All This Happiness? Artist Scott Meskill is among “The Usual Suspects” at ShockBoxx in Hermosa
John Shearer found his cathedral in the summer of 1968. He and his buddies had just graduated 8th grade from
In August 2004, Alex Gray was competing in the Quiksilver Pro in Hossegor, France, when his parents visited with news
R-10 Padleboard race, free fitness, donate, Whale watch, and Fishtivities
Manhattan Beach in July is more know for volleyball than surfing but a fun south swell made it’s way in
by Randy Angel From beach volleyball to running to aquatic sports, the International Surf Festival has something for everyone. The
Surfers Gray and Jeff Miller discussed their “unfortunate common bond” Thursday night following a sold-out screening of “Andy Irons: Kissed by God.”
