One of the greatest Halloween stories ever told, Mary Shelley’s 1818 tale Frankenstein still enthralls audiences to this day. Considered the first science fiction novel by many, it spawned a genre of horror plays, books, and movies and remains prescient in its tale of a scientist mortified with the resultant horror of what he has created after forming a new creature from the body parts of the dead.
Read MoreUniversal Studios had a hammerlock on the horror genre during Hollywood’s studio era. Their stable of stars, directors and writers understood the very nature of putting the face on a memorable monster. An eerie remote locale…dark and desperate situations…flawed characters (including a fair share of assorted loathsome ghouls), and a script tinged with wicked humor; this was the recipe for success.
Read MorePoint Vicente Lighthouse Palos Verdes, CA
Situated at Point Vincente, Palos Verdes, this 185 foot tall structure offers some of the best views of the California coastline around. As well as being a scenic, relaxing spot favoured by tourists and romantics alike; this lighthouse also has a darker side... and its very own ghost...
Read MoreThis coming Saturday and Sunday, October 4th and 5th from 11am to 5 pm, the Palos Verdes Art Center (PVAC) will showcase over 30 artists during their Tour d’Art 2025
Read MoreAs a psychic and paranormal researcher, ghostly local tales are my big jolly and something to sing about…
Read More1952, refinery workers took a huge vat of black, orange, and white paint and put it onto a large tank in Wilmington, CA and turn this into a jack-o'-lantern. this has become a Halloween tradition that is going on for 65 years.
Read MoreMany of us exploring our local tidepools peer through the rippling waters looking for the variety of creatures that have found refuge in these small pools while waiting for the tide to rise once again.
Read MoreOn August 28th twenty years ago, the first digital signal launched and RPVtv was born.
Read MoreOn her way to fulfilling her dream of starting a ballet school Cindy Bradley sees a tiny girl sitting alone on top bleacher of the Boys and Girls Club gym and invites her to join the ballet class.
Read MoreThere is something magical about dollhouses. They are small enough to fit on a shelf, and they hold a key to another imaginative universe for children.
Read MoreThe frost is not quite on the pumpkin yet but autumn is in the air. Summer blend gasoline is gone until spring (though high gas prices remain), the kids are back in school (thank God) and Turner Classic Movies has officially calendared their 100 horror movie marathon
Read MoreIn recent years, some first responders have begun to add some new furry faces to their teams.
Read MoreRolling Hills Estates nationally recognized for its unique scenic beauty and equestrian lifestyle became Los Angeles County’s 60th municipality on September 18, 1957.
Read MoreThe August 16 edition of the bimonthly Cars, Bikes & Coffee Shows at Honda’s national headquarters in Torrance was the best-attended event yet with 3,300 people and over 1,600 cars and motorcycles.
Read MoreA new Neptune is coming to Malaga Cove Plaza and, no, it isn’t another 16th Century marble statue replica of the God of the Sea.
Read MoreCome explore Orfila Vineyards, a beautiful 70-acre vineyard found in the San Pasqual Valley, nestled in the peaceful San Diego foothills.
Read MoreOctober is a month of mystery and change—the season when leaves turn, the air sharpens, and magic feels close at hand. Fittingly, October is blessed with two dazzling birthstones: opal and tourmaline.
Read MoreAutumn arrives with crisp air, golden sunsets, and a sense of abundance—it’s the perfect time to gather friends and family for a fall fête.
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