A new documentary on Netflix is well-timed to help us understand the ground that is shifting beneath our feet when it comes to our society’s relationship with technology. Check out Coded Bias and meet the endearing MIT student whose experience …
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,
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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
Making Sandwiches for Homeless Families
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
DREAM: A Midsummer Night’s Dream – Virtually (2 Ways)
We are awash in content these days and one thing that’s clear after a year of lockdown is that great writing stretches and adapts over time. William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream is fresh and relevant right now. Here are …
3.13.21
