Somewhere
Writer/director Sophia Coppola outdoes herself in this atmospheric charmer about a Hollywood actor in existential crisis.
Year: 2011
Species Under Review
A paintbrush, a primrose, a mallow, grasses, and the tidewater goby are currently protected by Endangered Species Act.
Better Than Recycling
Convert Santa Barbara’s trash and sewage to fuel, clean the ocean, and conserve Cachuma’s drinking water all at the same time.
A More Soulful Kind of Institution
The KCSBeat hears Secondhand Sounds.
The Walking Company Introduces New Brand, Blog and Social Media
The social media outlets for The Walking Company will serve as a public forum for discussion between the comfort shoe retailer and its customers.
The King’s Speech Cast Wins Ensemble Honor At SBIFF
The honor will be bestowed on Monday, January 31 at Santa Barbara’s historic Arlington Theatre, as part of the 11-day film festival. Firth, Bonham-Carter and others are expected to attend the ceremony, along with the film’s director, Tom Hooper, joining Geoffrey Rush at his Montecito Award Tribute.
Debris on Certain Himalayan Glaciers May Prevent Melting
A new scientific study shows that debris coverage — pebbles, rocks, and debris from surrounding mountains — may be a missing link in the understanding of the decline of glaciers. Debris is distinct from soot and dust, according to the scientists.
Remembering William Stafford Community Reading
Fifth annual “Remembering William Stafford: A Community Reading” Saturday, January 29, from 2-3 p.m. at the First Crossing Day-Use Area on Paradise Road in Los Padres National Forest.
Appalachian Spring at the Granada
State Street Ballet and the Santa Barbara Symphony find a harmonious union in Aaron Copland.
Santa Barbara Medical Innovations Announces First Zerona Centers of Excellence
Zerona is the first non-invasive aesthetic device to receive FDA market clearance in the U.S. for circumferential reduction of the waist, hips, and thighs.
