Being on the phone with best-selling author and radio goddess Sarah Vowell is an experience akin to talking to that girl who sometimes sits by you in section and always seems to be so particularly fascinating that you just wish you had a good excuse to start talking to her.
Fresno State couldn’t have picked a better time to visit sunny Santa Barbara. That is, if you root for the blue and yellow.
I received an email Tuesday from a 17-year-old from Los Angeles named Cesar. He asked me a bunch of questions about the weather, and I tried to answer them all.
Local politics are an interesting beast. Generally speaking, they have a far greater impact on our lives than state and federal politics, yet are greeted with far more apathy.
If local businessman Ricardo Fundament gets his way, Isla Vistans will soon have another place to enjoy a cocktail. Fundament, the owner of Dublin’s Sports Grill, applied to upgrade his liquor license approximately two years ago.
Tokyo, Japan: Uma Thurman slices through throngs of Yakuza, severing heads and literally painting the room red. Jerusalem, about 2,000 years earlier: Jesus Christ shakes in agony as Roman soldiers pound those infamous nine-inch nails into his hands, climaxing a two-hour buildup of violence.
The Bulls have done it. The Lakers were the last to do it. Now the #64 UCSB men’s tennis team will fight to accomplish a three-peat.
Do you expect the world from your computer but treat it like dirt? I know you do; I’ve seen your computer. You leave it on day in, day out, unpatched, without so much as a simple software firewall – a virtual welcome-mat for viruses and spyware.
Isla Vista Youth Projects (IVYP) treated its most dedicated supporters to praise, awards and food Wednesday night at the group’s second annual Children’s Champion Dinner and fundraiser.
In today’s troubled musical climate, one wonders how to escape the choking morass of teenage weltschmerz, slipshod technical ability and half-baked political dissent so prevalent in live shows.