Fair Calls on ‘Green Thumbs’ to Submit Entries for Garden Show Before May 17
Native California plants in a water-saving landscape. Image courtesy San Diego County Water AuthorityHave you got a green thumb? Consider entering the Garden Show at the San Diego County Fair.Two divisions for the competition will bring together landscapers and “green thumbs” this summer for the San
Movie Review: A Gnarly, Greasy Portrayal of Gym Rats and Gun Nuts in ‘Love Lies Bleeding’
One word comes to mind while watching Rose Glass’ gritty new thriller Love Lies Bleeding — greasy. Set in a local community of gym rats and gun nuts, we see the ever-fascinating contradiction of people obsessed with working out — something that should be healthy — while simultaneously addicted to ci
CityScape: Remembering Frank L. Hope III, a Modernist Architect Whose Firm Transformed San Diego
The Timken Museum in Balboa Park. Courtesy of the museumFrank L. Hope III, who headed what was San Diego’s largest architectural firm from 1966 to 1993, died last month. He was 93.In its prime, Hope Design Group had 150 employees and offices in Southern California, San Francisco and Saudi Arabia. Th
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