Catherine Makino is a multimedia journalist who was based in Tokyo for 22 years. She wrote for media sources including Thomson Reuters, the San Francisco Chronicle, Inter Press Service, the Los Angeles Times, Eurobiz Magazine, Voice of America Radio and many others. She was president of the Foreign Correspondents’ Club Japan from 2008-2009. She now calls the Coachella Valley home.
With two shows slated for Friday at Revolution Stage Company, Hartong promises to bring the sharp wit and candid humor that have made her a favorite among audiences.
The retrospective in Palm Springs offers audiences the opportunity to experience these classic works as they were meant to be seen and experienced – in a communal setting.
Michael Childers, celebrity photographer and long-time partner of director John Schlesinger, will be among those to speak at Saturday's event featuring classic film.
'Empower and Employ,' scheduled to be held indoors on Saturday, goes beyond job fair to provide vital resources, support, and raise awareness for inclusive employment practices within the transgender community.
The Marsha P. Johnson Youth Drop-in Center, officially opened with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Sunday, aims to help combat mental and physical health risks for youth age 13 to 18.
For 27,000 transgender individuals in the Inland Empire, concerns include high rates of bullying, suicidal tendencies, and difficulties finding competent medical or mental health providers.
Through the Coachella Valley Philharmonic Society, a collection of world-class musicians is helping raise funds for area youth interested in the performing arts.
A non-profit dedicated to educating the public about the danger pets face from predators is getting help from some local icons to solve a daunting issue.
Masterclasses starting this month at The Actor's Lab, led by Terry Ray, are for anyone wanting to fine-tune their craft, beginners, or others wanting to explore their capabilities and themselves.
This month, Nickerson-Rossi Dance put the finishing touches on a 6,000-square-foot state-of-the-art dance theater — the only one in Coachella Valley. It's so intimate that one almost feels as if they’re dancing with those on stage.
Creators Del Johns and Denny Adams share their love of the city's cars and culture in a show started 18 months ago after a cruise down Tahquitz Canyon Drive.