Good grief, it happened again: One of those awful press conferences at which a carefully dressed little man confesses to the world-while an explosion of flashbulbs reflects off his sweaty forehead-that his penis has been somewhere it probably ought not to have been.
Adam Trent and Malynda Hale are back for another summer season of Markam Theatre Productions, which will present a musical revue called Nothing But Broadway for two shows this weekend at the Marjorie Luke Theatre (721 E. Cota St.).
I am not one to be overly sensitive to comedies that exploit stereotypes for humorous effect. The supposed irreverence and offensiveness of contemporary movies does not upset me. But there is something so base and crass about much of what passes for humor in the latest Adam Sandler vehicle, I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry, that it is virtually guaranteed to offend everyone, gay or straight, at some point during its two-hour running time. What is most offensive about the film, however, is just how unfunny it is.
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As high-powered gabfests go, the July 18 assembly of movers and shakers at the Cabrillo Arts Pavilion was about as impressive as they come. There to discuss whether downtown Santa Barbara should lower its building height limit were every member of the City Council, the Planning Commission, the Architectural Board of Review, and the Historic Landmarks Commission, as well as some of Santa Barbara’s best-known architects, lobbyists, and community advocates.
The United Food and Commercial Workers Union announced that Ralphs, Vons, and Albertson’s supermarket employees reached a contract agreement on
A Santa Barbara County Coroner’s report has shed more light on the vehicular accident that killed 25-year-old Canoga Park resident
Laura Romo, a professor at UCSB’s Gevirtz Graduate School of Education, received a grant from the William T. Grant Foundation
Santa Barbara-based New Sun Nutrition announced a corporate name change to FRS Company. The new name offers a better association
Dr. Earl Lynch, medical director for the Santa Barbara County Public Health Department, left his position on 7/13, according to
