By Laura Ferreiro It’s not often that Los Angelenos get the chance to hang out on the steps of a brownstone in the shadow of the Empire State Building without first hopping on a plane, but they can do this … Continue reading
By Hilary Gridley Once a place to silently search through deep stacks for dusty books, libraries have evolved into exciting and dynamic spaces in recent years. Nowhere is this more evident than at the Henry Miller Library, which serves as … Continue reading
By Hilary Gridley Planning a birthday celebration for Aung San Suu Kyi may sound like a daunting task, but if there’s anyone fit to welcome the Burmese Nobel Peace Laureate to Ireland on her first trip to Europe after 24 … Continue reading
By Laura Ferreiro With his deep, gravelly baritone and his acoustic guitar, Kris Kristofferson has championed causes ranging from promoting tolerance to defending human rights for decades. Often described as an outlaw poet, his journey has taken him from Oxford, … Continue reading
By Hilary Gridley What do Judd Apatow, Peter Frampton, Pee-Wee Herman and Jon Brion have in common? As it turns out, a strong commitment to widespread literacy and children’s creative development. On June 14, musician/producer Jon Brion and famed producer/director/screenwriter … Continue reading
By Laura Ferreiro There’s one day a year that Switchfoot look forward to more than any other. Surpassing even their biggest concerts, award ceremonies, and holidays is Switchfoot’s Bro-Am, which stands out as the highlight of the Southern California band’s … Continue reading