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Category Archives: Film/Television
“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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2026 Oscars Highlights from a Palisades Perspective
By BERNICE FOX Remember when Billy Crystal hosted the Academy Awards and began many Oscars shows by inserting himself in scenes from the year’s films? That was a highlight. Conan O’Brien, like Crystal a Palisadian, did the same this time,...
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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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Palisadian Songwriter Celebrated in Upcoming Screening March 7
The documentary “More than Santa Baby” celebrates the life and music of long-time Palisadian composer Philip Springer, 99. The film will screen at 6 p.m. on Saturday, March 7, at The LA Live Regal Cinema – in the LA REEL...
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Not Going to Lie to You
Somedays I wake up and I feel low, so low I don’t want to get out of bed. I feel like all the money that people sent to Fire Aid that went to nonprofits (and the people that made that...
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Palisadians Nominated for Oscars
By: BERNICE FOX Anyone nominated for an Oscar more than once probably will tell you that it never gets old, no matter how many times they receive the honor. Oscar nominations were announced Thursday morning. And the two high-profile Palisadians...
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Free Movie Matinee at Lutheran Church Sunday, January 18
All of your friends out of town this weekend and there’s “nuthin’” to do?” Coach Mike (Mike Martin), the Lutheran youth minister, is inviting all kids ages 10 to 16 to come to the church for a free movie matinee...
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Palisadian Spielberg Nabs a Golden Globe
By BERNICE FOX The one known Palisadian to come away a winner from Sunday’s Golden Globes is Steven Spielberg. The long-time Palisades resident produced Hamnet, which won the top award of the evening: Best Motion Picture, Drama. Four other Palisadians...
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“Paradise Abandoned” to Screen November 23
Paradise Abandoned, Inside the Pacific Palisades Fire, a documentary by Rob Montz, will have a special screening from 7 to 9 p.m. on Sunday, November 23 at the Morgan Wixson Theater in Santa Monica. RSVP: click here. To see the...
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Chance to See Comic Kevin Nealon November 1
Standup comic Kevin Nealon offers a night of comedy at 7:30 p.m. on November 1 at the Main Stage in his BroadStage debut, 1310 11th Street, Santa Monica. There are limited tickets remaining click here. The former Pacific Palisades Honorary...
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