Skateland, not just another 80s movie.
Ashley Green and Shiloh Fernandez star in the 80's based film Skateland.
Manchester Orchestra releases third debut album Simple Math
Indie band Manchester Orchestra keeps fans interested with their latest album Simple Math released through Columbia Records.
Thou shalt not grind
After eight years of serving the Venice community's youth counter-culture the "Lincoln Ramp", a popular skate ramp located in the parking lot of Venice United Methodist Church, has been removed.
STATE CHAMPIONS
The women's tennis team reached the top of the mountain this past week as they won the "Triple Crown" of tennis at the state finals in Fresno.
Global Motion World Dance Company heats up the Broad Stage
This past weekend the Global Motion World Dance Company graced SMC's Broad Stage at the Performing Arts Center.
A.S. debates merits of costly weekend retreat
As the A.S. gets ready for the annual weekend retreat, some question the necessity of a $17,000 local trip during times of budget cuts.
Santa Monica sees big blue bucks
Santa Monica City Council recently approved of a 5-year pilot program to install digital advertising signage on the Big Blue Bus fleet.
The Lonely Island returns with Turtleneck and Chain
Comedians Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer, and Jorma Taccone come together once again as the comedic band Lonely Island, with their latest installment Turtleneck and Chain.
SMC film department presents Ordinary People
Ordinary People was the second film screened by the film department at SMC last week.
Revenue ideas turned down by President Tsang
The District Planning and Advisory Council's Budget Committee has been reeling from Dr. Tsang's recent decision to turn down all of their cost saving and revenue ideas.
He Said/She Said - Facebook Face-Off
Melissa asks, "My boyfriend spends a lot of time on Facebook, and most of the time he's talking/tagging/posting to the same girl. I have no idea who she is, but it seems like he's flirting. Should I be worried?"
Barfly - First Fridays
Let's face it: natural history museums are badass. So is drinking. Having one without the other for your entire life almost feels like a rip off. For a combination that fulfills both your childhood and grown-up fantasies, get to the NatHiMuLA* for their intellectual and inebriating First Fridays .
Bat day at Disneyland
Every year, the happiest place on Earth is filled with darkness. Not in a scary way, nor in an alienating way
God of Thunder: Thor fails to deliver
The much anticipated Marvel comic Thor was finally brought to life this past weekend at the box office. Though some anticipated the film, many were disappointed.
Internet censorship accomplishes little
Internet censorship seems to draw more negative attention to a country's dictatorial regime's than actually stifling public dissension.
Revlon Run/Walk; sunblock and fun talk
The Revlon Run/Walk comes to Los Angeles to fight in the battle against breast cancer.
SMC brand gets a facelift
In an effort to get the Santa Monica College brand's best foot forward, President and Superintendent Chui L. Tsang has approved a contract with AdamsMorioka to increase the overall brand's value.
Softball is confident in future
Coach Char Wilson and the returning softball player are doing everything it takes to take their game to next level.
Rejection is rejection, take it like a man
Rejection is meant to be harsh. The more sugarcoated you make it, the more pain you ultimately cause.
Poets of the American West, a poetry reading
Poets Carol Davis and Carol Musk-Dukes attended the poetry reading that took place this past Tuesday at SMC.