Solid Oak Unhappy With Myspace.com Management
Milburn, developer of CyberSitter filtering technology said MySpace had shown zero interest in his company’s product.
Month: January 2008
Three Reasons Why Jack Reilly’s Art in Shape Makes Math Fun
Florida State grad and Los Angeles resident Jack Reilly is no dummy.
Actress Amy Ryan Joins the Cast of SBIFF’s Virtuosos
For the first time this year, SBIFF is paying tribute to the up-and-coming actors who left indelible marks on the big screen in 2007.
Latino Cinemedia
When Latino Cinemedia curator Cristina Venegas put the documentary Stranded at the top of her sidebar’s must-see list, I initially treated the recommendation with skepticism.
Elizabeth Kucinich Visits Mission Terrace
Elizabeth Kucinich visited Mission Terrace nursing home on 1/22 to check its suitability for Clayton Holton.
Kenny Harbaugh 1960-2007
Kenny Harbaugh-great father, husband, family member, and friend of many in our community-passed away on December 13 while in British Columbia on a company trip with a team of his Patagonia coworkers.
Rice Reflections
OLD HOME WEEK: Reading Joe Cantrell’s fond and funny reminiscence of Frank’s Rice Bowl in The Independent recently stirred up some savory memories of days gone by in this old burg.
Meet Javier Bardem, This Year’s Montecito Award-Winner for Classic Performances
There is no character more haunting in 2007’s celluloid slate than methodical murderer Anton Chigurh in the Coen brothers’ No Country for Old Men.
Introducing SBIFF’s Guest Director, Norman Jewison
What do a celebrated romantic comedy, a finely chiseled caper film, and a socially conscious exploration of racism in the South have in common?
Neglect Suit Filed at Mission Terrace Covalescent Home
The daughter of the late Marie Corbin, who died at Mission Terrace Convalescent Home, has filed suit alleging that her 82-year-old mother died of neglect or abuse.