Guided Nature Walk at Vicente Bluffs Reserve with the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy, Saturday, July 8th, 9am. Follow the bluff top from Point Vicente to Oceanfront Estates during the El Segundo blue butterfly flight season in an area containing restored coastal sage scrub habitat. Easy. RPV. Sign up at: pvplc.org/calendar
Read MoreThanks to the movie, Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl, superstar Johnny Depp has a permanent connection to the Palos Verdes Peninsula.
‘Fort Charles, Port Royal’ was built on a three-acre bluff on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, on the site of the former Marineland of the Pacific, now home of Terranea Resort. With or without this hometown connection John Christopher "Johnny" Depp II is a household name, not just in Hollywood, but across the globe.
Read MoreSince 2001 members of the South Bay Mopars meet once a month to showcase the legacy of the rear-wheel-drive vehicles that rolled off Chrysler’s, Dodge’s and Plymouth’s production lines from the 1930’s to present day.
Read MoreArtificial Intelligence is Amazing
My last Palos Verdes Pulse article touted the amazingness of Artificial Intelligence and its conversational chatbots, such as ChatGPT. The Brave New World of Artificial Intelligence By William Lama, Ph.D — Palos Verdes Pulse
Read More“It’s not how far or fast you went, it was what you found along the way.”
That held true to the Circle of Palos Verdes Art Centers Art of the Road….. Driving Tour, which was held on Saturday May 6th, 2023
Read MoreIn the mid to late 1930’s, the winds of war were rising. On the European continent Hitler continued his conquest and in the east Japan was expanding its empire with its invasion of China. On the home front, many Americans held to the ideology of isolationism, but there was little doubt that tensions were growing between the U.S. and Japan.
Read MoreReflecting on the recent May 6 historic Coronation of King Charles, III of the United Kingdom gives one pause to consider films that feature stories about “Kings” through the centuries, from true royals to those aspiring for power and prominence. Brew a pot of tea with scones and jam, or enjoy some libation with popcorn and snacks, and tune in……Long live the King whoever he may be!
Read MoreWhen you’re on track you know it… and feel fine.
If off track… you know it… You feel weird, wasted, ill-at-ease and like you’ve been soccer punched.
Do you face the same issue again and again?
Read MoreThe Palos Verdes Peninsula, a picturesque region in Southern California, is known for its scenic beauty, affluent communities, and top-notch educational institutions. However, what is less known is that it has also been the home or training ground for several notable athletes who have left their mark on various sports. Let's take a closer look at some of these accomplished sports figures.
Read MoreThe history of Barbie begins with her creator, Ruth Handler. In the 1950s, Handler noticed that her daughter, Barbara, often gave her dolls adult roles during playtime. However, most dolls on the market at the time were baby dolls, leaving a gap for dolls representing adults. This observation sparked an idea in Handler's mind.
Read MoreFor centuries, cultures across the globe have recognized the existence of spirit animals, often seen as guides or helpers that accompany individuals throughout their lives. Also referred to as power animals or animal totems, these spiritual entities possess distinct characteristics that can offer insights into an individual's personality, life path, and spiritual journey.
Read MoreDid you know that the movie, Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, starring Johnny Depp and Keira Knightly, had some scenes filmed at the old Marineland of the Pacific; plus the sea sequences of Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, were filmed off the coast of Rancho Palos Verdes? How about the Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore movie, 50 First Dates? It had scenes from the Trump National Golf Club, also in RPV.
Read MoreWhy do some memories affect us on such a deep level that they seem to intensify instead of dimming with age? I can vividly remember being 4 years old in 1981 and first seeing Orky and Corky emerge from the salty depths of the Killer Whale Coliseum at Marineland, and the feeling of awe and fear has never left my psyche.
Read MoreThe saying, “You Can’t Go Home Again”, is true in so many ways, and probably how most alumni of Miraleste High School felt after the campus closed in 1991. However, thanks to the hard work, dedication, and persistence of class of 1986 alum, Jack Alexander, among others, the campus will open for one more day as a High School to former students, faculty and staff on July 29, 2023 for an All-Class Reunion.
Read MoreOK, “Everyone Dance!”
Such a simple call from the band or orchestra to get on your feet and move your body to the rhythm and vibes of the latest tunes.
But there is a huge demographic in our world where strolling on stage or out to a dance floor becomes a monumental task because brain and body parts just don’t mind the goal of the soul.
Donna Duperron attended the promotion ceremony for retired U.S. Air Force Colonel Buzz Aldrin last Friday. Lieutenant General Michael A. Guetlein, Commander, Space Systems Command presided over the promotion of Colonel Adrin to the rank of Brigadier General in the United States Air Force.
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