Review: Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Director Matt Reeves’s Planet of the Apes sequel is more poetic and carefully structured than its predecessor.
Year: 2014
Review: The Summer Impressionists, 2014 at Sullivan Goss
The cosmopolitan tendency in late 19th-century art was toward impressionism, then a new style out of France.
Review: Looped at the New Vic
Diane Louise Salinger is brilliant as bad-girl actress Tallulah Bankhead in Ensemble Theatre Company’s latest production.
Review: Self Evident Truths at the Santa Barbara Art Foundry
This nationally touring collection of photographs will culminate with a 2016 show in Washington, D.C.
Matt Kivel
Kivel’s second solo record is filled with raw acoustic guitar and dreamy effects, reminding us of lazy days spent in the sun.
Extraction Faction
No compromise exists for the sick neighbors who live downwind and downstream of extreme oil extraction facilities.
Sports: Sam Cathcart Turns 90
S.B. football coach reminisced about his life in sports and the time he faced death and destruction in World War II.
Wife-Carrying: An Actual Thing
Wife-carrying is the preposterous sport in which men race through an obstacle course while toting their dead-weight spouses on their backs or shoulders.
San Miguel Island Closure Irks Officials
Many are now questioning the U.S. Navy’s sudden shutdown of the Channel Islands National Park isle.
Farm-to-Bar: Alvaro Rojas’s Amor y Amaro
Winner of past contest shares recipe in anticipation of the next.
