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Life & Arts

Adventure Lies in the Arts District

September 21, 2014 by Ashlie Benson

Photos by Ashlie Benson Malibu is beautiful, but Los Angeles is a city to explore. Take a trip downtown to the LA Arts District to find yourself standing in the street surrounded by old warehouses transformed into beautiful murals. Extending seven blocks long from 1st to 7th streets and four wide from Alameda to the LA River, this adventure is a walkable journey. Fourth … [Read more...] about Adventure Lies in the Arts District

Netflix: Unique Films to Watch

September 21, 2014 by Collin Chersi

Netflix is perceived to have a more-than-sizable library of selections. While it does not contain many of the more current releases, it does contain plenty of choices that, while obscure, may fascinate many. Here are three recommendations “off the beaten path.” For the documentarian: “Milius” (2014) John Milius, a Hollywood screenwriter and director, may not be a household … [Read more...] about Netflix: Unique Films to Watch

Sister Restaurant to Malibu Cafe Opens on PCH

September 21, 2014 by Emily Combias

If you need a break from Nature’s Edge or the Caf, venture off campus to The Ranch at Solstice Canyon — just a seven-minute drive west on Pacific Coast Highway. On this idyllic five-acre property lies Malibu Roadhouse restaurant, Driftwood Bar, Tasting Room and retail shop. The Gerson Family, owners of Malibu Cafe at the Calamigos Ranch, bought the property two years ago, just … [Read more...] about Sister Restaurant to Malibu Cafe Opens on PCH

Bad parking job of the week 09.18.14

September 21, 2014 by Ricardo Avila Alvarez

Photo by Ricardo Avila Alvarez Pretty sure this vehicle is parked more than 18 inches from the curb. Better luck next time, buddy. __________ Follow Ricardo Avila Alvarez on Twitter: @RAvila27 … [Read more...] about Bad parking job of the week 09.18.14

To Zoodles and Beyond

September 19, 2014 by Justina Huang

Photo by Justina Huang Remember the controversy with Libby's Zoodles? In case you have no idea what I am referring to, a canned pasta label received buzz when a mother wrote to the company and complained about the palm tree resembling a phallus. Today, I am introducing a different kind of zoodle. Short for "zucchini noodles," it is exactly what you think it is. Take … [Read more...] about To Zoodles and Beyond

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