A Toast to Fiesta
Take away the parades, the mercados, the dancing, the music, all the pomp and circumstance, and what still remains as a Fiesta tradition? The alcohol.
Month: July 2008
A Beautiful Nothing: The Architecture of Edward A. Killingsworth
In discussions of mid-century California architecture, the name Edward A. Killingsworth doesn’t elicit the same round of respectful nods as Richard Neutra or Charles and Ray Eames.
Eye of the Cyclone, First Love, Imagine-Toi
Linda Purl set herself a high bar when she announced plans for the Rubicon International Theatre Festival.
Step Brothers
On the modern-day Hollywood comedy landscape, formulas that work-as in triggering the elusive comic kung-pow whilst raking in the box office bucks-will most likely be returning to a theater near us.
Peeping the Greek Festival
If we were to believe the headlines, “staycations”-bumming around close to home in lieu of actually traveling-would be every bit as fabulous as the real McCoy.
Living Page Photo
Steve Boyajian, owner, Tony Rose Camera
Education 7-31
A 7/27 fundraiser at Casa de la Raza had brought together community members supporting Libros Sin Fronteras (Books Without Borders)-a financial aid program sponsored by Latino activist group PUEBLO that aims to help noncitizens find the money to attend college.
It’s All About the Shoes
Flip-flops seem to be the template of choice for shoe designers today.
Quiz: California Dreamin’
1) Which California city is considered the birthplace of the Hells Angels?
California Dreamin’
1) Which California city is considered the birthplace of the Hells Angels?
