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Category Archives: Arts
Billy Crystal’s Burned Home is Focus of Broadway Show
By BERNICE FOX There could be as many ways as there are people to deal with the great emotional loss of a home and everything in it. Since the Palisades Fire, former honorary Pacific Palisades co-mayors Janice and Billy Crystal...
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The Musical “Beauty and the Beast” Opens April 15
Paul Revere Middle School PEP invites you “To Be Our Guest“ as Beauty and the Beast opens on Wednesday, April 15. A talented group of nearly 50 middle school students will take you to the enchanted castle, where Belle, learns to...
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“More Than Santa Baby” Nominated for a Webby
Palisades residents have a chance to show their support for one of Pacific Palisades’ most talented residents, Philip Springer, by voting for him for a Webby Award. The trailer of a recent documentary More Than Santa Baby, which details Springer’s...
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Temescal Mural Restoration Mirrors Town Rebuilding
The Palisades Fire destroyed houses in the streets around the Temescal Canyon mural, located across from Palisades High School. The mural, painted in 1983 by Kat Kozik, David Strauch, Jennifer Wilsey and Cathy Salser, had just started restoration in late...
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St. Matthew’s Parish School Presents “The Wizard of Oz” Tomorrow
Come be entertained by St. Matthew’s students as they present their spring musical “The Wizard of Oz.” Performances are at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 25 and Thursday, March 26 in Sprague Gymnasium, 1031 Bienveneda Avenue. Admission is free and the...
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Oscar Preview: Watch for These Palisades Residents
By BERNICE FOX Oscars night is the biggest night in Hollywood – and often in Pacific Palisades! Several high profile names with ties to the Palisades will be part of Sunday’s Academy Awards. Front and center will be Conan O’Brien....
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“Rent” Opens at Pali High on March 12
There are about 7,000 residents that have returned to Pacific Palisades. The streets are dark at night and there are not a lot of activities, but here’s one that deserves your attention. Palisades High School drama department will present “Rent”...
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Ornest Paintings Gifted to Fire Survivors
Maury Ornest was a Beverly Hills High School baseball player who was selected by the Oakland A’s in the 15th round of the 1977 draft. Instead of going directly into the professional ball, he first attended UC Santa Barbara. His...
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Artists Sought for Temescal Mural Conservation
There are three spots available, for volunteers, ages 16+ to learn and to help with the very detailed phase of restoring the mural on Temescal Canyon and Bowdoin. Volunteers will be working with the conservation team, MuralColors on specific areas...
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A Focus on the Feminine Comes to Gallery 169 on February 21
By LAUREL BUSBY Courtesy of Canyon News (the-canyon.org/news) Nine female photographers will bring an array of portraits and self-portraits to Gallery 169 for a Feb. 21-22 event titled Femina: A Pop-Up Exhibition Considering the Female Gaze. “The photographers are all...
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