Los Angeles has a well-earned reputation as the City of Champions. After all, it hosted the Summer Olympic games in 1932 and 1984, and it will soon host the 2028 Summer Games. Adding to that resume, LA has been home to the World Series Champions, Super Bowl Champions, NBA Champions, and Stanley Cup Champions.
Read MoreHave you been in the wine glass and accessories department recently? Did you happen to notice that there is a glass for nearly every type of wine you might decide to pour? The fact is, at first look it might be a challenge to look at all the options and wonder why so many choices. Let’s look at wine glass from A –to- Z as it were.
Read MoreTROUBLE IN PARADISE (1932)
In this masterful comedy directed by the great Ernst Lubitsch, a gentleman thief and a lady pickpocket join forces to con a beautiful perfume company owner, and romantic entanglements, and comedic jealousies ensue. One of the most sophisticated gems of the 1930s. Karie Bible joins us to share insights about this wonderful film, and about pre-code Hollywood.
Read MoreFrom the shallow coastal waters to the deepest, most inaccessible parts of the ocean, our blue planet holds a wealth of mineral resources beneath its waves. The most extensive mining operations for precious gems in the ocean are currently taking place off the coast of Namibia and South Africa, where companies like De Beers extract diamonds from the seabed.
Read MoreSan Pedro, a community located in the city of Los Angeles, is known for its picturesque beaches, vibrant ports, and diverse marine life. Among the most treasured residents of San Pedro's waters are the playful sea lions. However, a concerning ecological issue - toxic algal blooms - is posing a significant threat to the well-being of these marine mammals.
Read MoreIn the vast wilderness of California, a legend has persisted for centuries. A creature said to walk on two legs, covered from head to toe in hair, with an imposing height and strength, continues to captivate the imagination of many - Bigfoot, also known as Sasquatch.
Read MoreSituated along the stunning Southern California coastline, Palos Verdes is a serene paradise known for its breath-taking ocean views, beautiful landscapes, and diverse marine life. Among the many treasures beneath its waves, two species have particularly captivated the hearts of local residents and tourists alike: the fascinating sea monkeys, or brine shrimp, and the graceful sea horses.
Read MoreThe idyllic coastal town of Palos Verdes, California, was always known for its serene beaches and panoramic ocean views. Its tranquility was disrupted, however, in the summer of 2023 when a major film production descended upon the town. The film? None other than the remake of the beloved swashbuckling adventure, "Curse of the Black Pearl."
Read MoreIntroducing Tipsy Pear, Southern California's distinguished bar service provider, led by the renowned Le Cordon Bleu and Michelin trained Chef Meg Walker. As the current CEO and Executive Chef at the area's leading catering company, Made by Meg Catering,
Read MoreYou can’t go on a news website or tune in to the news on TV without hearing something about artificial intelligence. So what is AI?
Artificial intelligence is the use of machines that can perform tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as understanding and responding in natural language, recognizing and creating images, making decisions, and learning from previous transactions.
Read MoreYou will be amazed at the science and technology of the 19th century! Wet-plate photography, the telegraph, iron clad ships and submarines, these are just some of the innovations you can explore at the Drum Barracks Civil War Technology Fair. Talk to a blacksmith, learn how a cook prepared food for soldiers, and cover your ears as we fire the cannon. You can also enjoy lectures, self-guided tours of the museum, and a gigantic book sale. It’s a free event. Time: 11:00am – 4:00 pm
Read MoreIt all started here in Palos Verdes!
We love to see local businesses thrive and we never underestimate the power of our community to support these entrepreneurs. Meet Stephanie Boyd, Certified Professional Organizer and owner of the professional organizing company, S.T.O.R.E. by Steph. Stephanie teaches her clients how to simplify their lives by reducing clutter and distraction in the home and workplace.
Read MoreThere are several reasons for the residents of the Palos Verdes Peninsula to celebrate, as there are four important anniversaries this year.
This year is the 100-year anniversary of Palos Verdes Estates. The city was established in 1923 as a planned community. It was developed by the Palos Verdes Project, a subsidiary of the wealthy American banker, philanthropist, and land developer Frank A. Vanderlip. Inspired by the natural beauty of the peninsula, Vanderlip envisioned creating an exclusive residential area that harmoniously blended with the surrounding landscape.
Read MoreThe nightlife of Hollywood has taken on a legendary status, and there’s particular reverence for its Golden Age heyday when celebrities turned up at the Brown Derby or Ciro’s in droves. Star-struck fans dreamed of possibly rubbing elbows with Clark Gable or Lana Turner in one of Los Angeles’s many stylish establishments–provided they could afford the meal or cover charge.
Read MoreOn a clear day – and from the right location, you can see Mount Baldy (aka: Old Mount San Antonio) looming like a sentinel east of the Los Angeles skyline. At over 10,000 feet, it’s the highest point in Los Angeles County, and the third highest peak in Southern California.
Read MoreThe humble butterfly, often celebrated for its beauty and grace, holds deep symbolic meaning across various cultures worldwide. These colorful creatures have flapped their way into the human psyche, representing transformation, resurrection, endurance, and hope throughout time. This article will delve into the nuanced symbolism of butterflies and explore the powerful connections they form within our collective consciousness.
Read MoreThe following is the second article in a 12-part series covering “LA’s Own Marineland,” a podcast documentary on the history of the oceanarium produced, written, and hosted by writer-podcaster Tod Perry.
Read More2022 Cabernet Franc Competition and Celebration
Wine tastings whether at a party with friends that know a lot about wines, or you are new to visiting a winery tasting room, it can be a bit intimidating or confusing to some folks. If you haven’t been in wine country itself, you may be wondering where do I go wine tasting anyway! Well, there is good news for all of us. California has so many wine regions to explore. Let’s look at a good way for us to heighten our wine tasting experience.
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