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Century’s best film tells of model turned WWII photographer

Columnist · September 26, 2024

Lee (10/10): 116 minutes. R. This isn’t just one of the best movies I’ve seen this year, it’s one of the best of the century. Lee Miller (Kate Winslet) was […]

Locals of all ages train at Tiger Boxing Gym on Gardner Street

Columnist · September 26, 2024

On a slow weekday morning, walking through the shady Gardner Street neighborhood, I passed an open storefront with a boxing ring inside. This was just off Melrose Avenue. The proprietors […]

Preservation is not a problem; it’s a tool to protect community

Columnist · September 26, 2024

At the time of this writing, Assembly Bill 2580 sits on the governor’s desk awaiting his august signature. AB 2580, as some of you may know from the email blasts […]

ABBA, Sinatra, JFK, influential architect revealed in new releases

Columnist · August 29, 2024

ABBA Forever: The Winner Takes It All (10/10): 51 minutes. Ovid.tv. Sept. 6. The music created by the Swedish group ABBA was captivating and fabulous. But it was not an […]

A lot to look forward to with 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games

Columnist · August 29, 2024

I was impressed with the millennials at the Paris Olympics. Of course there were a few older athletes from Generation X, and some Gen Z up-and-comers, but the bulk of […]

Citrus Square to be added to National Register of Historic Places

Columnist · August 29, 2024

In January of this year, I wrote an article entitled “Citrus Square’s Time Has Come,” arguing that Greater Wilshire’s largest-remaining Survey LA-identified historic district needed to be officially designated. That […]

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