Arizona high school boys basketball season's first half: Shock, stars, surprises

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It was a strange and surreal first half of the Arizona high school boys basketball season. There was a brawl, a coach dismissed, players leaving, a big man coming in with a bang. Let’s see if the second half of the season can compete with what’s already took place.
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Gwyneth Paltrow Gets Real About Past Relationships, Her Place in the #MeToo Movement, and Why She Quit Acting for Good

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Gwyneth Paltrow is sitting at the head of a long table outside her office at Goop’s headquarters in Santa Monica, an environment done up in shades of gray and white where Sweetgreen abounds, and arrays of self-improvement books and organic snacks are organized with military precision. In shorts, a loose top, and bare feet, Paltrow is talking ...
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Lula Washington Dance Theatre to Celebrate 40th Anniversary with Program of World & West Coast Premieres at The Wallis

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Tickets, $29 to $79, are on sale now. The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts is located at 9390 N. Santa Monica Blvd, Beverly Hills. To purchase tickets and for more information, please call 310-746-4000 or visit TheWallis.org/Lula.
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New Gallery Show at Jewish Women's Theatre by Artists and Psychologists Explores Complexities of the Human Mind

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The art talk featuring many of the artists and a welcome reception will begin at 6:30 p.m. on January 18 at The Braid, 2912 Colorado Ave. #102 in Santa Monica. There is no charge for the gallery show and art talk, but tickets must be purchased for the performance of Mapping of the Mind. Visit www.jewishwomenstheatre.org for additional ...
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Light installation ‘Vermonica’ to be restored in new location

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Artist Sheila Klein announced in an Instagram post on January 1 that she has a contract to rebuild the piece on Santa Monica Boulevard near the Bureau of Street Lighting “with a hopeful opening in early May—the 27th birthday of ‘Vermonica.’” (A street lighting bureau spokesperson confirmed that the goal is to reinstall the artwork the ...
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Dr. John Haaga, NIA BSR Director, Retires

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Haaga earned a Ph.D. in Public Policy in 1983 from The RAND Graduate School in Santa Monica, California; an M.A. in International Relations in 1978 from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore; and a B. A. in Modern History with first-class honors in 1974 from Oxford University in the United Kingdom. As a retiree, Haaga now is the full-time ...
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2020 Nissan Sentra: A big step forward

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Overall, the 2020 Nissan Sentra presents an impressive driving experience in its segment." -- Lyn Woodward, Kelley Blue Book "Even on the streets of Santa Monica, California, the Sentra's chassis is lively and yet still smooth enough to suck up potholes without jarring the passengers. The 2.0-liter is reasonably quick around town at part ...
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Evermore Park named to World's Coolest Places list by Time for Kids

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Other cool places to play included Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland; Oasis of the Seas cruise ship; Pacific Wheel at Pacific Park in Santa Monica, California; Lego House in Denmark; Escape in Malaysia; The Dr. Seuss Experience in Canada; ArcelorMittal Orbit in London; Artists at Play in Seattle; Canada's Wonderland in Canada; City Museum ...
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Chad Mayes’ exit from the GOP and the need for electoral reform

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That is why the Chad Mayes affair is not just a Republican partisan issue. Rather, it’s a “canary in the coal mine” for a better democracy overall. Michael Feinstein is a former Santa Monica Mayor and City Councilmember, a co-founder of the Green Party of California, and a June 2018 Green candidate for California Secretary of State
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