Walter Cronkite’s and Peter Jenning’s Yellow Journalism Nightmare
We, the People, must Resist yellow journalism. We, the People, must know the difference. And, it is our responsibility to seek out the truth because only the truth will keep us Free.
What Does It Mean if I’m Vitamin D Deficient?
Did you know almost all Americans are deficient in vitamin D, even those living in sunny states like California and Florida? What Does It Mean if I’m Vitamin D Deficient? from HealthyWomen’s Diet & Nutrition area By Stacey Feintuch Vitamin … Continue reading
Ease into Monday: Big Wild “Maker”
Ease into Monday with this chillout indie-electronic track that opens your senses to a little daytime dreaming, or sets the perfect melodic atmosphere for your glass of wine at sunset. Big Wild, producer Jackson Stell crafts lush soundscapes and sweeping … Continue reading
Baby it’s Friday: Only You Baby (Theophilus London feat. Tame Impala)
Ah. Oh. Wow. This. Song. Right. Here. Beats, beats beats, soul, electro, dance. Can’t think of a better song to groove you into the weekend.
Fall/Winter Fashion Inspo: Kendall Jenner in Burberry
Kendall Jenner inspires fall/winter style with crochet hoodie. Continue reading
Madonna 60: Rebel Heart For The Ages
Madonna writhed around Like A Virgin and charged in like Joan of Arc rallying women to “Express Yourself!” any damn way they pleased. Today, this change maker turns 60. Continue reading
Many Sunscreens Aren’t the SPF They Claim to Be
From HealthyWomen’s Summer Safety area by Stacey Feintuch When you head out into the sun, you know that you and your family should be liberally covered in sunscreen, even if it’s cloudy or freezing out. Sure, you sometimes don’t use … Continue reading
Delilah’s Gen Z Music Pick Of The Week: Kali Uchis
“In My Dreams” by Kali Uchi is a dreamy summer track with an intro that—if you close your eyes—takes you on a trip that transports you into an 80s Jonh Hughes movie, then suddenly plops you into the 2008 virtual world of Little Big Planet. Continue reading
Ease Into Monday: I’m Your Puppet, Trump’s Love Song To Putin
Donald Trump dedicates “I’m Your Puppet” by James & Bobby Purify to Vladimir Putin on The Art Laboe Radio Show (satirical news, not fake news) Continue reading
Delilah’s Gen Z Music Pick Of The Week: The Shacks
Summer’s here, school’s out, and Delilah has your Gen Z summertime playlist—oh, and the older folks will like it, too. Continue reading
West Hollywood: The Center of The Resistance
If California is the leader of The Resistance, West Hollywood is its headquarters. The city’s once large-scale, stunning, hand-painted billboards are a bygone era, but we still got somethin’ for ya. Continue reading
Ease Into Monday: Violin-Electronica Fusion
If you like the idea of classic violin infused into an eloquent electronic chillout track, “Lost and Found” by Coleone and Dream is for you. Continue reading
Anthony Bourdain: The Most Authentic Man In The World
By Abraham Torres and Cheryl Diaz Anthony Bourdain normalized the rest of the world to U.S audiences. He sat down in small kitchens, indigenous communities, African villages in the middle of faraway jungles, by fire pits, on wooden planked single-rooms, with a … Continue reading
On the 50th Anniversary of Robert F. Kennedy’s Assassination, My Mom Remembers Meeting Him On That Fateful Day
Earlier this year, Dolores Huerta told an audience at UCLA to remember to honor Robert F. Kennedy on June 6th, her friend, whom she was with when he was assassinated in Los Angeles 50 years ago today—to remember his ardent … Continue reading
Ease into Monday: “Hopeless Romantic” by Corleone & Dream
Ease into Monday With An Advance Listen on The Cherie Bomb “Hopeless Romantic” by Corleone & Dream Corleone & Dream share amorous, wordless narratives through the eloquent electronics and soaring strings on their upcoming two-track offering, “Better to Have Loved”, … Continue reading
Women’s History Month: The Women of the Zapatista Movement
NEVERTHELESS SHE PERSISTED Knowledge Drop 💧 Women’s History Month While American women argue about making 76 cents to every dollar that a man makes—while unfair—these Zapatista indigenous women of Chiapas, Mexico fight a racist, theocratic, militaristic state that is hostile … Continue reading
Ready For The Weekend: “Arabian Song” From Buddha Bar III
In celebration of Spring Equinox, Nature’s New Year, New Beginnings, Buddha’s birthday on April 8, and the weekend, let’s close our eyes and go to Buddha Bar in Paris, if only in our dreams. Ready for the Weekend: Arabian Song Livin’ In … Continue reading
Tonight on PBS: Portrait of a Social Justice Icon Dolores Huerta
Tonight on PBS! “Dolores”, the documentary. Rebel, Feminist, Activist, Champion of the Poor. She will out-stand you at protest. She will out-walk you at a march, and she will out-dance you on the dance floor. When you need a break, she’s … Continue reading
Ease into Monday: The Wonderlust New Downtempo EP “Playground”
A new EP from the Bay Area downtempo duo, The Wonderlust, is dropping April 13, but you can hear it here first—and it will ease you into Monday like no other. The four tracks on “Playground”—”No Parachute”, “Terminator”, Scheherezade”, and “Makes … Continue reading
Women’s History Month: Dr. Helen Caldicott
A Woman You Need To Know Dr. Helen Caldicott was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize by Nobel Laureate, Linus Pauling, the Smithsonian Institute named her one of the most influential women of the 20th Century and history will show that her anti-nuclear … Continue reading
L.A.’s Untold History Unfolds: Chicana Artist Barbara Carrasco’s Acclaimed Mural Is On Exhibit in Los Angeles
HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY Behold La Reina de Los Ángeles/The Queen of Los Angeles It was a privilege to attend the press preview of renowned Mexican-American artist Barbara Carrasco’s jaw-dropping, stunning 43-panel, 80-foot mural “L.A. History: A Mexican Perspective”, which … Continue reading
The Cherie Bomb 