KATHY MILLARLiving Assistant Driving along Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu can be an exotic experience, with panoramic views of a glittering ocean, mansions nestled in the hills and small roadside shops such as Zuma Jay’s. At this surf shop, visitors not only have the opportunity to rent out beach sports equipment, they can also meet Zuma Jay himself. Jefferson Wagner, the … [Read more...] about Meet a Malibuite: Zuma Jay
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The Artifac Tree: The legacy of the “Angel of Malibu”
MANDIE RUSSELLStaff Writer Everyone dreams of leaving a legacy that will outlive their own time on earth. Honey Coatsworth was known as “The Angel of Malibu.” As a Malibu resident for more than 50 years, her tireless efforts to help the homeless and hungry in her community did not go unnoticed.Coatsworth passed away Jan. 7 at 86 of a heart attack, but the residents of Malibu … [Read more...] about The Artifac Tree: The legacy of the “Angel of Malibu”
The Inn creates artistic aura to benefit the arts
Mary WisniewskiAssistant A&E Editor Jack in the Box will not be the only place open in Malibu past 10 p.m. this Thursday because Pepperdine alumnus William Brinkerhoff and his brother Mark will be hosting “An Evening of Music to Benefit the Arts” at the Malibu Inn. The event is being put on as a benefit for the California Alliance for Art Education, a program that … [Read more...] about The Inn creates artistic aura to benefit the arts
Plot thickens with AKAs
JULIE ONIStaff Writer Nicknamed characters always signify an original story. Only well-rounded individuals can be crafted in such a way as to reduce their persona to one single word. If you look up the character cast listing for Rian Johnson’s new film “Brick,” you will find a plethora of epithets that can’t help but inspire interest in the story: The Pin, Tug, The Brian, Dode … [Read more...] about Plot thickens with AKAs
‘Old School’ band rocks old crowd
BJ FLEMINGStaff Writer At the Avalon Club in Hollywood March 31, I was the fourth youngest person at 22 years-old. The three people my junior were fellow Pepperdine students. It was supremely depressing. I had never seen so many shaved heads (symptom of thinning hair) and leather jackets (symptom of longing for youth) in my life. My friends and I have no jobs, no money, no … [Read more...] about ‘Old School’ band rocks old crowd