“Danny Says” is a larger than life look at an underground rock and roll legend
by Morgan Rojas/Cinemacy.com In 1980, The Ramones released their fifth studio album, End of the Century, which included the love ballad “Danny Says”, a departure from their typical sweaty rock and roll hits. “Danny Says” went on to become one of the band’s more well-known songs and was covered by artists such as the Foo […]
California casino tour
While most people tend to get their fix of casino gaming from places like Las Vegas, why not stand out from the crowd this year by choosing California for your casino tour?
RBPD introduces bomb-vapor sniffing K9
Redondo Beach Police Chief Keith Kauffman and members of his department’s K9 unit visited the Redondo Beach School Board on Tuesday night, introducing board members to a team that includes a dog that’s among the first of its kind in the South Bay. “We’re building quite the K9 team here in the South Bay, and […]
Keller plans to cool Redondo Beach classrooms
Madison Laster, the student representative to the Redondo Beach School Board, had no idea what she had touched upon at Tuesday night’s board meeting when she mentioned, offhand, that it had been a hot few days at Redondo Union High School. Soon after, Redondo Unified School District Superintendent Steven Keller took his opening to reveal […]
Letters to the Editor 9-29-2016
BECAUSE IT’S ANNOYING Dear ER: I thought that it was o.k. in Letters to the Editor to use features like ALL CAPS, italics, bold, exclamation points, etc. When used properly, they can really enhance a piece of writing, DON’T YOU THINK?! Brian Hittelman Redondo Beach p.s. WAAAAHH!!! [Editor’s response: ONLY IF YOU ARE THE EDITOR. […]
South Bay Community Calendar 9-29-2016
Thursday, September 29 Champions of Business The City of El Segundo and the El Segundo Economic Development Advisory Council will honor Continental Development president Richard Lundquist for his dedication to the economic development of El Segundo and his incomparable charitable contributions. Los Angeles County Supervisor Don Knabe will emcee and LA Rams COO Kevin Demoff […]
Hermosa Beach’s Sunscreen Film Fest to show history of the ‘Ironman,’ and more
The marquee at the Hermosa Beach Community Theater will have an unusual set of instructions on Thursday evening. Passersby will be told to “Run Paddle Chug.” Though perhaps inscrutable to visitors, locals will recognize the words as the sequence of events for Hermosa’s annual Ironman, the beer-soaked beginning to the town’s 4th of July. The […]
“Havana Light” and “Havana Noir” – Saturday at the Palos Verdes Art Center
Let There Be Light! (and Dark) “Havana Light” and “Havana Noir” open Saturday at the PV Art Center Americans by and large seem to have an image of Havana as it may have existed in the 1950s, with Latin big bands and sumptuous floor shows, fancy hotels with pulsating neon signs, and Ernest Hemingway at […]
South Bay arts calendar Sept. 29 to Oct. 5
Thursday, September 29 Lather up The Sunscreen Film Festival kicks off this evening with “Run Paddle Chug,” directed by Robert Enriquez at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. in the Hermosa Beach Theatre, 710 Pier Ave., Hermosa Beach. Tickets, $25. The film is a documentary of the yearly “Ironman” event on the sand of Hermosa, where vomiting […]