Political Ad Knocks Capps’s Medicare Votes
Washington Post fact-checker blog finds little truth in Republican TV spot.
Year: 2011
Montreal Jazz Fest Report
From Prince and Esperanza to Brad Mehldau and Marc Ribot, the Montreal Jazz Fest keeps the musical goodness flowing, sometimes even freely.
SBCC Hosts Summer Farmers Market
Student-run farmers market brings sustainable produce to West Campus.
Academy Festival Orchestra at the Granada
The latest group of fellows at the Music Academy of the West gathered under the baton of Larry Rachleff for a program featuring the music of Richard Strauss and Johannes Brahms on Saturday, June 25.
Trial Continues for Man Accused of Beating, Torturing Homeless Woman
Three key witnesses, tapes, and video recordings reveal details of 2006 incident.
Are Yoga and Pilates Bad for You?
Santa Barbara author and chiropractor says they can be.
D’Sant Angelo Fires Attorney, Again
DA says she’s “just trying to delay justice” with the move.
A Dance Party Where Silence Is Golden
Santa Barbara’s first Silent Disco was a big hit with more events on the way.
Van Gogh to Munch: European Masterworks at the SBMA
This exhibition of late-19th- and early-20th-century European painting is full of aesthetic thrills and deep ideas.
Beginners
Writer/director Mike Mills succeeds in this heartening personal film about the final years of his father’s life.
