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To Foster Change hosts a two-day boot camp for former foster youth who are interested in becoming filmmakers.READ MORE -
READ MOREWe found a number of awesome events taking place in October, so we're ready to help you plan the month ahead. Read on for all our event picks and details. Oct. ...
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READ MOREBy Connie K. Ho The National Center for Education Statistics stated that, in 2016, 79% of young adults with a bachelor's degree worked full-time, year-round, compared with 69% of young adult ...
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Slated to open in 2021, the Thom Mayne-designed building has been more than a decade coming. But it looks worth the wait.READ MORE -
Designed mostly by first-generation immigrants to America, the rhinestone cowboy aesthetic would come to symbolize the best of the Wild West dream — big, bold, brawny and bedazzled.READ MORE -
READ MOREIf Ken Burns’ Country Music inspires you to explore the genre’s roots even further, here are a few upcoming Southern California concerts that feature artists along the country spectrum, from ...
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For twenty seasons, "Fine Cut" has been the launchpad for the dreams of many young filmmakers. Learn more about its beginnings and its relevance, especially today.READ MORE -
Raúl Juliá is vital in exemplifying the beauty, grace, talent, and power of Puerto Ricans.READ MORE -
Raúl Juliá wasn’t just an actor; he was also a singer, an activist, a loving father and he was always a consummate artist.READ MORE -
During the 1950s, this strand of country-western music, featuring drums, electric guitars (especially the California made Fender Guitar) and strains of mariachi music and rock n’ roll, flourished in honky-tonks and dance halls in and around working-class Bakersfield. By the 1960s, this outlaw strand of country had become mainstreamREAD MORE
