SBIFF ’09: The Making of
Penelope Cruz
Our arts editor Charles Donelan contemplates the world-class movie star who’s being honored this weekend.
Our arts editor Charles Donelan contemplates the world-class movie star who’s being honored this weekend.
Presenting this year’s slate of documentaries being shown at SBIFF 2009.
The slate of films from Eastern Europe, selected by Roger Durling.
Introducing the Reel Nature sidebar, curated by Mike deGruy.
Here’s what’s on tap from hometown auteurs, curated by Russ Spencer.
Rumble runs through February 1.
On Saturday, January 24, at 9 a.m., Goleta Beach Park will be the staging area for the third annual Ride 4 Rwanda fundraiser.
If you’re hungry and in the mood for something a little more thrilling than just food, be sure to stop by Roy (7 W. Carrillo St.) on Thursday, January 22, from 6 p.m.-midnight to see the most recent works by painter Wallace Piatt.
Elizabeth Blackwell is granted a medical degree from Geneva College in New York, becoming the first female in U.S. history to be officially recognized as a physician.
Kabaretti in fine form.