Frank Lloyd Wright
His commission for a home near the intersection of Hot Springs and Summit roads was his first in the state and the only one on the South Coast.
Year: 2011
Motown Downtown
There is going to be dancing in the streets on Friday, October 14, from 7-11 p.m. when the Community Counseling and Education Center holds its annual fundraiser.
Designer Drugs Give Us Something to (Legally) Party About
The Philadelphia-based electronic duo headline Velvet Jones on Thursday, October 13.
Future Islands
On record and onstage, Baltimore’s Future Islands can cover quite a bit of ground; they’re somber, artful balladeers one moment, synth-pummeling New Wavers the next.
Give a Little
Fundraiser events this week will benefit the Santa Barbara Revels, Catalyst for Cats, and Conflict Solutions Center groups.
La Cumbre Plaza and National Geographic Kids Magazine Sets Out to Break Guinness World Records® Title for Jumping Jacks
Santa Barbara-based La Cumbre Plaza will help National Geographic Kids magazine set the Guinness World Records® title for the most people doing jumping jacks in a 24-hour period.
Pondering Pit Bulls
Half of the dogs at the county shelter are pits or pit mixes.
The End of the Gold Standard
In 1933, much of the world, including the U.S. and many European countries, was on the “gold standard,” which meant that paper money could be exchanged for gold.
Moving to a Yurt
Pet Psychic and her animal family have an opportunity to live on the land.
Melissa Harris-Perry on Black Women Stereotypes
Scholar and media personality discusses her book Sister Citizen.
