Rachael, Joanne, Rita, Jimi Hori, Pam Dark, Eric Ahlberg, Frank Curtis, Harold Moscowitz. Jim Hori and I moved to Ocean Park to work in The Midnight Special Bookstore. We got a place […]
Rachael, Joanne, Rita, Jimi Hori, Pam Dark, Eric Ahlberg, Frank Curtis, Harold Moscowitz. Jim Hori and I moved to Ocean Park to work in The Midnight Special Bookstore. We got a place […]
Venice Canals Community Center 1971 album. Based on your involvement in the early ’70s, HENAC (Humanistic and Educational Needs of the Academic Community) was a significant student-led activist group at UCLA during […]
“Folks, have you seen the latest ‘miracle’ from the silicon valley snake-oil department? It’s called Anijam AI, and it’s here to save you from the grueling, back-breaking labor of… having a single […]
Sunday March 8, 2026 is the Memorial for Yolanda Miranda at Beyond Baroque. 2PM 681 Venice Bl. We are happy to see Greta’s new rendering of the March 2026 Free Venice Beachhead. […]
The Comeback Inn had many world jazz artists playing inside their tiny restaurant space, and outside in their outdoor patio serving a totally vegan menu, and beer. Excellent World Fusion artists always […]
Coyote by Lydia Ponce They are Tricksters all year ‘around. 90291’s unofficial mascot roams free. This article is intended to declare that Coyotes are our relative. The four-legged crafty family member you’ve […]
Have you noticed that the entire business model of the American media has been reduced to one simple strategy? Harassment. That’s it. Pure, unadulterated harassment. They don’t want to inform you. They […]
I asked Gemini AI about this video. In the video, Julia McCoy highlights several precarious social and economic issues arising from the rapid advancement of AI agents like SIMA 2: The […]
Thank you to Beyond Baroque and all the poets who participated in this amazing marathon reading! Here is a timestamp guide to jump to each segment and reader, using the full URL: […]
By Peter Doyle Coogan. A rare Venice Beach art film shows this weekend. Gary Beydler’s VENICE PIER (1976) screens Sunday as part of YesterdayLA, a June series of local films at L.A.’s […]
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