An Interview with Dustin Lance Black, Screenwriter of Milk
When Harvey Milk, the first openly gay man to hold major elective office in the United States, was assassinated in 1978, Dustin Lance Black wasn’t yet born.
Day: December 11, 2008
Bravo Leads a Latex Revolution
Ask any dude about his first time getting a pack of condoms and it will likely take place during his teenage years and involve sweaty palms, the all-revealing fluorescent lights of a drug store, and a good friend of his parents standing behind him in line.
Thousand-Gallon Spill in Santa Barbara Waters
Ever since a blowout at Platform A caused more than 1 million gallons of oil to leak into the Santa Barbara Channel in January 1969, environmentalists have attempted to stop offshore drilling.
Tuberculosis in Santa Barbara Homeless
The public health department makes a plan of attack to stymie the disease.
Chet Kammerer Gets Floored
Former Westmont basketball coach to be honored this weekend; plus, athletes and games of the week.
Leonard Bernstein’s Peter Pan
The prospect of hearing the long-lost show in its original context elevates S.B. Theatre’s upcoming production, which opens Dec. 17 at the Lobero, into a genuine theatrical event.
Throwing the (Cook)Book at Trader Joe’s
New cookbook makes recipes out of the groovy grocery store.
Inspecting Carol at Theater 150
To get an idea of this holiday show, imagine equal parts Waiting for Guffman and Noises Off, with a dash of Dickens.
Cachuma Lake
Every Saturday, Santa Barbarans hoping to get out of town for the day are in luck: take a day trip Cachuma Lake (Hwy. 154, Santa Ynez Valley) to participate in a wide range of family-friendly and age-specific programs that will help your whole crew learn about a complex ecosystem while having fun and experiencing nature in the process.
50,000
50,000