By Suzy Williams Sept. 1 – Now it’s….Sugar Shack time at Danny’s Venice. Miss Jessica Long is dolled up in blue-green, end-of-summer, empire paisley skimpiness and the highest, daintiest of sparkly shoes, […]
Miss Jessica and the Sugar Shack Attack
Ibrahim and Diane
By Greta Cobar Ibrahim and Diane, two of the most enduring performance artists on the boardwalk, who have been here longer than most of us have been around, are going to leave […]
Swami X Speaks
In my own humble way I have concluded that God, Life, Existence is an eternal mystery that inspires the soul to solve, absolutely; because they are One. You may find me mystically […]
Poetry
keepin’ the BEAT – Shanna Baldwin Moore Love, For Tina Catalina Corcoran – Mary Getlein Starbucks – Chance Foreman Panties in the Trash – Joy Buckley Pigeon Tower – Majid Naficy Prison […]
Who’s the Boob?
Women – and Men – have nipples!!! Why should Women have to hide theirs? … Said the sign on the Boardwalk last week held up by a man with his own impressive […]
New “Pentagon Papers” Describe the Insanity of the Afghan War
EDITORIAL: Time To Pull Out About 75,000 documents describing a war without a purpose in Afghanistan have been “liberated” from military computers with another 15,000 to come. The documents describe, among other […]
Inside Daisy Clover’s Venice
By Lynne Bronstein I first found out about the existence of Venice, California from a novel. Gavin Lambert’s Inside Daisy Clover, published in 1963 (and filmed in 1965 with Natalie Wood, Robert […]
Letters
Campaign Spending – Sandra Chen Lau Unenvironmental Advertising – Pirco Police Brutality – Name Withheld Michael McGuire – Dennis Stankie ———————— Campaign Spending Dear Beachhead, I appreciate the article Jim Smith wrote […]
HUD Grant Will House 19 Homeless People
The Venice Community Housing Corporation (VCHC) recently received $1.3 million from the Housing Urban Development (HUD) to provide low-income housing to 19 people in Venice who are homeless and suffer from mental […]
Navalette Tabor Bailey, Venice Pioneer, Dies at 95
By Jill Prestup Navalette “Novie” Tabor, matriarch of one of Venice’s first families, passed away July 18. She was 95, two months short of her 96th birthday. Born September 7, 1914, Novie […]
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