On August 22, over 200 people paraded down the Venice Beach Boardwalk protesting the law that prohibits women in Los Angeles from going bare-chested in areas where men are allowed.
We grew up loving treasure maps because they present two things we are intrinsically enthralled with: the promise of a privileged wealth all to ourselves, and the promise of adventure attempting to obtain it. For a grown-up treasure hunt that satisfies your fundamental need for both, The Association marks the spot.
Santa Monica College student Victoria Greenwood, 20, creates artwork that is reminiscent fascinated with Edgar Allan Poe's poetry, Gris Grimly's take on nursery rhymes, and Jim Henson's special effects within movies that is intertwined into dark but beautiful creations that would make anyone feel that there is more to this artist than just a pretty face.
Professor Kofi Yankey grew up in Ghana, Africa and acquired a taste for volleyball at an early age. From teenage pickup games to coaching at the college level, Yankey has developed a love for the game and carries his competitive attitude into the classroom.
Manny Ramirez and the rest of his multi-million dollar contract were recently sent to the Chicago White Sox by the Los Angeles Dodgers. The impact Ramirez left on the Dodgers was far less than expected from an 11-time All-Star, as his stint with the team was accompanied by a suspension and lackluster play.
Social and religious freedom for all: Muslims need not apply.
Glenn Beck performs hymenoplasty on Lady Liberty, restoring honor and virtue to America at Lincoln memorial rally.
Anberlin, the alternative rock group, releases their new album, "Dark is the Way, Light is a Place."
"Going the Distance," the new romantic comedy starring Drew Barrymore and Justin Long, takes a different direction than your regular rom-com -- and it pays off.
The real-life musical couple join together and create romance in their new album, “I’m Having Fun Now.”
This past week, The Rumor Mill hosted a show for Cale Wilbanks, which featured several of his photographs not featured anywhere in over 20 years.
FYF fest, the eclectic music festival in Los Angeles, returns again to end the summer the right way.
Ale Catanese takes to the kitchen each week to present students with an ethnic recipe. This week she explores traditional Jamaican cuisine with a curried chicken and fried plantain dish.
This summer SMC's study abroad program hosted 22 students and two professors on a trip across the world to Greece. Stephanie Forshee recounts her experiences on the trip and highlights some aspects of the adventure.
Levi Chapin is sitting comfortably at a small table in the middle of a crowded coffee shop amid a throng of buzzing Hollywood socialites – emphasis on “comfortably.” He is openly recounting his personal history with so much expressive enthusiasm that you would never guess that Chapin’s childhood was filled with alcoholism and drug abuse; or that he’s currently homeless; or that he’s gay.
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