Jackson Pollock has interested dramatists for decades, mostly for the wrong reasons. Stylish, self-destructive, and immature, the painter’s public persona has the outsized, cartoonish presence of an archetype-the artist as cultural prizefighter.
‘Some of the highest and lowest points of my career and my life have taken place in this boardroom.’
On 6/5, Alcohol, Drug & Mental Health Services Interim Director Doug Barton made a presentation to county supervisors about the
In I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead: The Dirty Life and Times of Warren Zevon, Zevon’s ex-wife Crystal offers an uncensored look at the tumultuous life of one of rock ‘n’ roll’s quintessential wild men.
For the second time, The Indy has enlisted the students in UCSB Professor Richard Ross’s Intermediate Photography class to wow us with their photography, styling, and production skills, and did they ever. The fledgling fashion photogs captured the essence of beachy Santa Barbara style with Stearns Wharf as the backdrop. So check out the hoodies, bikinis, surf trunks, and accessories on the following pages and get your beach on.
Parking tickets in the city of Santa Barbara will likely soon increase by $6 to $41. The proceeds will help
It’s not every home daycare provider who can sing and tap dance, but Sandy Everett-Mayhew did it all.
Attempts to describe the special, potent charms of the Irish film Once tend to be feeble and fumbling. This says plenty about the nature of the movie as well as our tendency to reduce films to common genre denominators.
The theatrical device of mistaken identities conjures images of lost twins, shipwrecks, romances, and happy endings. Fred Carmichael’s comedy Don’t Mention My Name has elements of both romance and mystery, and both elements are based on the hidden identities of the characters in the play, who are never quite who or what they claim to be.
Detectives with the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Department arrested a 29-year-old teacher, Kelli Jo Camp, on 5/29 for allegedly having
