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In Family Stories: Sharing a Community's Legacy, six Pasadena families — Duncan, Gertmenian, Lowe, Stevenson, Kawai and Mejia — display their history Read full Post
The most primal aspects of erotic attraction, and the dynamics of competition among siblings and parents, and even the foundations of civilization itself, play them Read full Post
Film fans in withdrawal for the screen presence of complex women, particularly older women, should line up to see Megan Doneman’s riveting Yes Madam, Sir, one of 1 Read full Post
Seven days after his court hearing for trespassing on railroad property, Naser Nasralla, a Palestinian immigrant from Jordan known as Jimmy” by his friends, is on Read full Post
Given the triple-digit temperatures wilting much of Los Angeles and vicinity at the moment, the best thing to make for dinner is a dish that requires little time and Read full Post
Chef Craig Strong left the kitchen of Pasadena's The Langham, Huntington Hotel & Spa at the end of May–after eight years and one Michelin star–a Read full Post
 THEATER LISTINGS NEW REVIEW THEATER PICK PERICLES REDUXPhoto courtesy of Not Man Apart Productions Scholars have long discussed whether Shakespeare wrote  the e Read full Post
If you thought the only needlepoint in baseball involved steroids, this may change your mind: It's the constitutionally bizarre pairing of knitting and Major Lea Read full Post
Monday night just got a little funnier with the debut of Sister Groundling, a brand-new bag of sketches, improv and other wackiness, all performed by women of the es Read full Post
Wine Guy Lou Amdur of “Lou: A Wine Bar” returns this week with some thoughts about West Coast Cabernet Sauvignons, several tips on What Not To Buy and th Read full Post
You don't have shell out wads of cash to take in some fine LA techno tonight. The Birds and Bees is a one-off, free dance happening at Chinatown's Mountain Read full Post
If you're working at home today, telecommuting from your lawn chair in order to avoid the motorcades and grieving masses, the stalled traffic and barricades arou Read full Post