Discovering an artist for the first time is a thrill that thousands are having this summer at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s blockbuster “Alice Neel: People Come First.” The exhibit is the first retrospective of the artist’s work …
A Thrilling Hawk Walk with Adam Baz
Birds of prey have always intrigued me, and as I immersed myself in covid-birdwatching, it was the soaring hawks that made my heart race. So, when I learned about Adam Baz and his business Hawk on Hand Falconry Services, …
Summer Cooking Camp for Kids and Teens: Violet LA
Violet is a new restaurant in Westwood that we love – and especially because owner Dana Slatkin has a cooking school upstairs from the lovely dining room. And this summer, she’s got cooking camp for kids and teens.
4 Weeks,
…5.19.21
Remember when the College Admission Crisis was our Biggest Concern?
Remember back, before Covid-19 entered our lives, when the most scandalous thing in our lives was the parents who hired Rick Singer to get their kids in the “side-door” to top schools around the country?
One of the best articles …
May Reading List
Ron Brownstein’s “Rock Me on the Water: 1974 – The Year Los Angeles Transformed Movies, Music, Television, and Politics” is a book that I’ve already given as a gift three times, teeing it up as a first choice …
5.19.21
Sunday Lunch Drive for Hungry Kids
Making sandwiches for Angelenos who are hungry is a weekly feel-good project.
The Underground Railroad: First Must See TV of 2021
The first "Must See" TV event of 2021 - a beautiful adaption of a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel
Amy Sherald: See these six paintings before 6/6
Luminous paintings on display until June 6
Lotusland
An excellent socially distanced outing in Montecito.
