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  • Lauren Larson is the frontwoman from the Austin-based band Ume.
    Women Who Can Shred
    Culture Lust contributor Dave Walters loves to see a woman who can rock out and shred on the guitar. He has high hopes for a band called Ume, playing at Bar Pink. What female rock stars do you admire?
  • High-Tech 'Band-Aids' Call Doctors
    A new generation of wireless medical sensors mounted on an adhesive strip can call a doctor and transmit key data when they detect a problem. But federal regulators, who want to make sure the technology is safe, have yet to iron out regulations for these devices.
  • It's estimated that 4,743 Americans were lynched between 1882 and 1968. A large majority of those victims were black.
    Tracing The Story Of 'Lynch Mob'
    Robert Benmosche, the CEO of insurance giant AIG, was widely criticized last week after comparing reactions to the bonuses his company's employees received in 2009 to a lynch mob.
  • Video: The Tree Ring's Lyrical New Video
    Local band The Tree Ring has a new album coming out in mid-February, but they've just released a stunning video for the song "Wore It Deep," shot by former San Diego filmmaker Destin Daniel Cretton.
  • Emanuel Gottlieb Leutze's 1851 painting "Washington Crossing the Delaware" seen at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2012.
    The Comb, The Thrill And The Flop
    A visit to one of the greatest art museums in the world, a piece of engaging theater, and a book about Hollywood raise nested questions about art, commerce and love.
  • Larry Scheidt is a career salesman. He's been pitching the Swiss Peeler to crowds at the Del Mar Fair for eleven years.
    Old School Pitchman's 11th Year At San Diego Fair
    The salesmen and women hawking their wares at the San Diego County Fair are trying to close the deal as the fair comes to a close. For an old school pitchman from New Jersey, selling is a way of life.
  • Re-enactors prime Civil War-era canons for a demonstration of artillery fire as part of the Gettysburg National Military Park's commemoration.
    Gettysburg Swells As Throngs Mark Civil War's Turning Point
    About three dozen men dressed in Confederate Army uniforms woke Wednesday morning on historical campgrounds at the iconic Gettysburg battlefield. Soggy from the night's rain, they warmed themselves by the fire and cooked up bacon and potatoes.
  • Novelist Sara Gran also writes for the HBO show <em>Southland.</em>
    American Mystery Finds A New Voice On 'The Bohemian Highway'
    This is the second mystery in Sara Gran's series featuring 40-ish bad-girl detective Claire DeWitt. Critic Maureen Corrigan says that reading a noir novel written by a Brooklyn-born author gave her a rush of private-eye, patriotic pride.
  • The rapper formerly known as Snoop Dogg adopted the name Snoop Lion after a trip to Jamaica.
    Rap Star Snoop Dogg To Play Intimate San Diego Venue
    The Belly Up in Solana Beach is one of the more intimate venues to see music locally. KPBS arts reporter Angela Carone says that’s why it was a bit of a surprise to hear that the rap star Snoop Dogg would take its stage for two sold-out shows starting tonight.
  • First Pilot To Break Sound Barrier Honored In Veterans Parade
    Thousands lined Pacific Highway in downtown San Diego today for the 11th annual Veterans Day Parade, which featured as grand marshal the retired Air Force Maj. Gen. Chuck Yeager, the first pilot to break the sound barrier.
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