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Ghosts of the Low Country: New EP by Tawny Ellisnew
Tawny Ellis, Los Angeles based musician, singer, songwriter “unlocks and elevates the many mysteries of life” through her new Muscle Shoals inspired and recorded EP Ghosts of the Low Country. For Ellis this EP is a way she takes a glimpse of, senses a connection with people from the close to her heart South.
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By Anna Broome |
05-15-2015 |
Profiles & Interviews
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Welcome To L.A. Arts District: An Insider’s Viewnew
Anna Broome Of The Broome Room At L.A. Art Share–With Princess Frank
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By Anna Broome |
04-09-2015 |
Culture
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Across the Dividenew
The 2016 Presidential Race: A Choice of Democratic Socialism vs. Corporate Capitalism
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By James Preston Allen and Publisher |
03-21-2016 |
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Brewing Up Change on the San Pedro Waterfrontnew
The crowds were ebullient, if not inebriated, at the long-awaited opening of Brouwerij West in old Warehouse 9 in San Pedro. That same week, Mayor Eric Garcetti flipped a symbolic switch as he unveiled the city’s 1.2 megawatt solar panel initiative on top of that same warehouse.
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James Preston Allen and Publisher |
03-15-2016 |
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Crime, Harbor Division Jailnew
Badges, Pistachios, More Excuses
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James Preston Allen |
02-05-2016 |
Commentary
True Leadership Demands Action in a Crisisnew
“True compassion is more than flinging a coin to a beggar. It comes to see that the edifice, which produces beggars, needs restructuring.”
—Martin Luther King Jr.
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James Preston Allen |
01-22-2016 |
Commentary
Trump: When Fascism Comes to Americanew
Trump’s rhetoric in recent months — whether it was his connecting Mexican immigrants to crime or his comments on Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), saying he is not a hero “because he was captured” and “I like people who weren’t captured”—has been tapping our nation’s darkest, deepest and most xenophobic veins
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By James Preston Allen and Publisher |
12-15-2015 |
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