Theatre Review: “Water For Elephants” Roars Onto The Pantages Stage
Zachary Keller, Robert Tully, and the Cast of WATER FOR ELEPHANTS.
Photo by Matthew Murphy for MurphyMade
Zachary Keller, Robert Tully, and the Cast of WATER FOR ELEPHANTS.
Photo by Matthew Murphy for MurphyMade
Beyond the red carpet, Emmy Awards weekend brought some standout brands to Manhattan Beach. Luxury Experience & Co. and The McCord List showcased everything from Belle Glos wine and Truekind to skincare, social tonics, self-care, and some of the best brownies we’ve tasted.
From Tom Petty and Van Halen to Guns N’ Roses and AC/DC, we’re pairing ten rock songs with the beers that belong beside them. Plus, with Sammy Hagar’s Birthday Bash coming up in October, the Red Rocker gets a little extra love—because he’s Sammy, and really, what other reason do we need? Football is back, Southern California is hot, the beer is cold, and Life of Beer is ready to turn it up.
Santo Old Fashioned (Photo Courtesy of The Barbershop Cuts & Cocktails)
Jay Paulson, DeJuan Christopher, Cara Mitsuko, Clay Hollander, and Jason McBeth in Bart DeLorenzo’s adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE on stage at the Odyssey Theatre through September 27, 2026
For 25 years, Mark & Brian made mornings on 95.5 KLOS more than just entertaining—they made Southern California feel connected. Nearly 14 years after their final show, I look back at the laughs, unforgettable moments, and the two voices that made getting up every morning a whole lot better.
Experience one of Southern California’s most unique Sunday traditions at Kobe Steakhouse in Seal Beach. Enjoy an incredible champagne brunch, fresh sushi, live Beatles music spanning every era, and exceptional service that makes every visit unforgettable.
Looking for a fun way to spend the Fourth of July weekend? Discover why Mother’s Tavern in Sunset Beach is a favorite local destination for live music, cold beer, great food, and a relaxed beach-town atmosphere just steps from the ocean.
L-R: Denise Burse and Charlayne Woodard . Directed by LaTanya Richardson Jackson. Photo by Jeff Lorch.
L-R: Jeff LeBeau as Jerry (and Bram) with Tim Cummings as Arnie (Photo by: John Perrin Flynn)