Articles from the March 31, 2016 edition
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MOVIE REVIEW DOUBLE FEATURE: MEET THE BLACKS • THE DARK HORSE
Anyone who seen writer/director Deon Taylor’s freshman film, “Supremacy”, has been awed by the power and strength of the heavy dramatic themes rising from the a racially motivated true story. Many,...
It Looks Like UCLA Won't Fire It's Basketball Coach
Many UCLA basketball fans are so eager to see Coach Steve Alford fired that they signed a petition requesting that. It’s pretty shocking how UCLA recently finished its season, finishing 10th in the P...
Governor Brown Wants More Zero- Emission Cars
There are about 160,000 zero-emission cars in California, but Governor Jerry Brown wants 1.5 million in use by 2025. California drivers use 14 billion gallons of gasoline and four billion gallons of...
Culver Police Officers Association Backs Sahli-Wells
With less than three weeks before the election April 12, Culver City Police Officers Association has joined Culver City Firefighters Association, Employees Association, and a growing roster of notable individuals and organizations in their...
Wyant Garners Support from Firefighters
Scott Wyant has secured more key endorsements with the addition of the Culver City Firefighters as well as winning the ‘Ask to Know’ straw poll conducted after hearing presentations from City Council candidates. Participants of the poll included hig...
An Inspiring Story About Dancing
In a time where racial tension is high and politicians are feeding into the division of our country there is dance-a wonderful escape to a classically celebrated art. To be in the presence of an internationally recognized choreographer and dancer,...
Culver's Arielle Singer Named University Innovation Fellow
Arielle Singer of Culver City was one of five Union College students named University Innovation Fellows, a highly-selective program designed to help foster entrepreneurship and innovation among students nationwide. The group is among 155 students...
New Roads To Present A Cast Of Stars
Tickets for the concert, which include a pre-event champagne reception, along with a limited number of VIP tickets to the post-concert dinner with the artists, are now available for sale. The chef-prepared dinner with wine pairings will be held at...
An Enthusiastic Support of Meghan
From my perspective, Meghan Sahli-Wells has been an outstanding city council member and should be re-elected on April 12. A good leader, listener, and learner, Meghan is well-positioned to help...
Culver Attempts To Reverse Close Baseball Losses
A cool but stiff early afternoon breeze blew across the baseball field at Culver City High on Monday, March 28. The home team Centaurs had just lost another bitter low-scoring affair, this time 2-1 to...
USC Basketball Coach Gets Contract
Third-year USC head men’s basketball coach Andy Enfield, who guided the Trojans to 21 wins and a berth in the NCAA Tournament this season, has had his contract extended through the 2021 season. “We are very excited about the direction of our men...
UCLA, USC Basketball Teams Got It Half
When the basketball season began last year all four teams from UCLA and USC had high hopes and great expectations. When the season ended last weekend for the UCLA women in third round of the NCAA Tournament two of the four teams felt like they could...
Kentwood Announces Open Auditions
Kentwood Players will hold open auditions for the comedy “Olive and the Bitter Herbs” by Charles Busch on Saturday, May 14 from 10 am to 2 pm and Sunday, May 15 from 6 pm to 10 Callbacks will take place on Monday, May 16 beginning at 7 pm by inv...
MOVIE REVIEW: THE REVENANT
Stop the presses now with all the awards talk for Leonardo DiCaprio and his performance as 1820's frontier man Hugh Glass in Alejandro Inarritu's THE REVENANT. There are two more notable and...
