Share this…TwitterFacebookLinkedinPinterestTumblremailRichard Brody reviews “Glass,” directed by M. Night Shyamalan. Share this…TwitterFacebookLinkedinPinterestTumblremail
Okinawa Association of America to present “Finding Okinawa: Conversations with three artists” symposium, Jan. 27, 1PM
Share this…TwitterFacebookLinkedinPinterestTumblremail On Sunday, January 27, 1 p.m., the Okinawa Association of America (OAA) in Gardena will host “Finding Okinawa,” a mini symposium featuring conversations with three artists of Okinawan descent: author/playwright Jon Shirota from Hawai‘i, local filmmaker/educator Gena Hamamoto, and illustrator Flor Kaneshiro from Argentina (short biographies below). In addition to talking about their […]
In “Brexit,” Benedict Cumberbatch Is a Peculiar Man Who Wants to Upend the Order of the World
Share this…TwitterFacebookLinkedinPinterestTumblremailTroy Patterson reviews “Brexit,” on HBO, starring Benedict Cumberbatch as Dominic Cummings, the victorious political strategist behind the Vote Leave campaign in the U.K. Share this…TwitterFacebookLinkedinPinterestTumblremail
Japan Foundation to provide Japanese language courses from Jan. 19 for 9 weeks
Share this…TwitterFacebookLinkedinPinterestTumblremail Forwarded for the Japan Foundation Los Angeles Learn Japanese language this winter! The registration for the JF Nihongo Winter 2019 term is still available. People interested in learning Japanese at JFLA will have three beginner-level Japanese-language courses to choose from called: Everyday Japanese 1: Saturdays, 9:30 am – 11:30 am, Jan. 19 – […]
Bread Makes a Comeback
Share this…TwitterFacebookLinkedinPinterestTumblremailHelen Rosner on bread, which had fallen out of favor in recent years as American culture eschewed carbohydrates but which has become trendy again. Share this…TwitterFacebookLinkedinPinterestTumblremail