SANTA MONICA

BUSINESS
Real Estate Lessons from Mr. Universe
By Harmel S. Rayat, Contributor
Prolific investor, entrepreneur, business owner and author
"Problems were all he could see," Arnold wrote. To be honest, though, I wasn't expecting it might ever be Arnold Schwarzenegger
ENVIRONMENT
Electric Cars: Saving You Money And Protecting Our Planet
By Greg Cope White, Contributor
Author, Humorist, US Marine, Cook
I park at meters in certain cities for free. I invite more towns to offer this. I recently got an electric car. There are
MEDIA
China's Film Industry Gathers in Santa Monica To Kick Off the Annual American Film Market
By Ben Arnon, Contributor
Social commentary on digital media, technology, politics, cult...
When asked to share advice for producers wishing to produce co-productions in China, Melanie Ansley, who is a Producer and
MEDIA
The Art of the Film Pitch
By Ben Arnon, Contributor
Social commentary on digital media, technology, politics, cult...
"We spend our lives pitching to people; people come to us with ideas and the way they pitch is so important; passion is KEY
MEDIA
The Future of Global Film Finance
By Ben Arnon, Contributor
Social commentary on digital media, technology, politics, cult...
Leading CEOs, filmmakers, financiers and studio executives converged on Friday at the American Film Market (AFM) for the
ENVIRONMENT
Tom Hayden's Last March
By Joel Reynolds, Contributor
Western Director, Sr. Atty, NRDC
On Saturday October 29, 2016, surrounded by wife Barbara, sons Liam and Troy, and 200 family and close friends, Tom Hayden's
ENTERTAINMENT
How to Get the Most Out of the Film Market: A Chat with the AFM's Jonathan Wolf
By E. Nina Rothe, Contributor
Cultural Activist
Do you believe cinema is a bridge across cultures? If so, in what way does AFM represent that quote, particularly this year
LOS ANGELES
Yes on M: Transit is a Terrible Thing to Waste
By Joel Epstein, Contributor
A walker in the city.
Come on NIMBYs! Do I hear Dubai or Shanghai, anyone? Fuhgeddaboudit! Sound familiar? I live in Koreatown where the streets
CULTURE & ARTS
BAM Fest: Beer And Art, A Perfect Blend
By Henry K Long, Contributor
Writer, Artist, Musician
18th Street Arts Center is a celebrated art complex in Santa Monica. Known for its support of the arts, it is home to artist residencies welcoming international and local artists and encouraging unique installations and performance artists.
CULTURE & ARTS
Surface & Depth...An Interview With Miya Ando - Artist
By Carroll F. Gray, Contributor
Aviation Historian, Journalist & Author
Do you consider yourself fluent in multiple mediums ? I hope to continue my practice and continue making things which interest
RELIGION
Brunch Is Better Than Church
By Josh Cobia, Contributor
Writer and Pastor of Resonate - A church for people who don't ...
Community is vital. We know this, because when we don't have it we don't feel fully alive. Its as if what we experience on our own is almost made real when we share it with others. Life just doesn't work when we feel alone.
WELLNESS
Gallon Of Water Multi-Muscle Workout
By Jennifer Zerling, MS, CES, CPT "JZ", Contributor
Fitness and Age Management Expert
If you began drinking your gallon, you will obviously have less weight to lift, and therefore you should simply add on a few more reps. Otherwise, grab a full gallon of water and let's get started:
CULTURE & ARTS
Art And Politics Blur The Lines Of Appropriation
By Kathy Leonardo, Contributor
Journalist, founder of LAArtParty.com, an arts an entertainmen...
Appropriation of every type of visual art, music, dance... even cultural attributes has been taking place since the dawn of time.
LOS ANGELES
No LUVE in Santa Monica: The Problem with Real Estate Referenda
By Bryan Schonfeld, Contributor
Ph.D Student in Politics, Princeton University
Last week, the United Kingdom voted, via referendum, to leave the European Union, harming its economy and much of its political
LOS ANGELES
Vote Early and Often for LA Metro
By Joel Epstein, Contributor
A walker in the city.
But in Chicago, like in New York, I also saw a vibrant city, where races mix, at least on the L and in the street and parks
STYLE & BEAUTY
The Faithful Shopper: Hamptons Shopping à la mode
By Faith Hope Consolo, Contributor
The Queen of Retail - Creating Beautiful Retail Corridors Worl...
Barry's Bootcamp at 10 Montauk Highway, brings its beloved high-intensity interval cardio and strength training workout. This
POLITICS
Donald Trump's Adviser Has Been Battling Multiculturalism Since High School
By Elise Foley
Stephen Miller has been railing against PC culture for half his life.
CRIME
Orlando's Pain Hits Home, Especially Wherever Memories of Deadly Gunfire Linger
By Ben Hellwarth, Contributor
Author and Journalist
I was about to walk over to a cozy neighborhood bar to watch Game 5 of the NBA finals - and then got to thinking.
LOS ANGELES
The Expo Line Is LA Metro's Gateway Drug
By Joel Epstein, Contributor
A walker in the city.
It came to me as I rode the Expo Line home after a business meeting in Santa Monica. The Expo Line is L.A. Metro's gateway drug. And, if we know what's good for us we should all keep experimenting to find our favorite rail or bus line. We should also all vote for Measure R2 in November.
TRAVEL
6 Awesome Hotels That Were Once Celebrity Homes
By Oyster.com, Contributor
The Hotel Tell-All
Related Links: Remember the lyric "now you're smiling out of the window of that crummy hotel" in Joan Baez's tune "Diamonds
LOS ANGELES
Life at Venice Beach in the '70s
By Ric Drasin, Contributor
Former Bodybuilder- Pro Wrestler-Host Ric's Corner, Designer o...
The smell of the ocean, the feel of sand on your feet and the burning of incense bring back the memories of a golden era in Venice Beach.
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