By Andre Cooray, AsiaSpa Magazine
Even Napoleon Bonaparte was supposedly not always in the mood for ‘sexy time’, at least if the famous phrase “Not tonight, Josephine” is anything to go by. It still resonates with many

By Joe Van Acker, Men's Journal
As many as one in three men say their romantic encounters end sooner than they'd expect (or want) – no wonder that at least one study found the average romp in the sack lasts from 10 to a

By Shelley Murphy, South County Magazine
Laguna Beach is famous for its temperate air and legendary waves, but entrepreneur Tyler Russell hopes the seaside town will become equally well known for its airwaves. Russ

New Course Helps Journalists Expand Their Online Presence Course curriculum will consist of readings, exercises, discussions and critiquing sessions. Instructor Scott Robert Hays, M.S., has more than 20 years of experience as an editor, writer, and publishing consultant in the digital

By Kristen Fischer, Media Bistro
Creating a winning magazine article idea and then articulating it into a knockout query letter is challenging enough for most writers, but all that hard work can be pointless if

By Michael Miller, Laguna Beach Coastline Pilot

John Batdorf and James Lee Stanley will appear on the radio Saturday in Laguna Beach to play mellow, harmony-drenched folk tunes — the kind you listen to on a lazy afternoon w

Visiting “The Friendship Show” on radio station KX 93.5 this Saturday, April 6 from 9 to 10 a.m. is Los Angeles-based folk singer-songwriter John Batdorf.

By Suzie Harrison, The Laguna Beach Independent
Powerful riffs resound through a pedestrian walkway off Forest Avenue that leads to a cobblestone alley. Fingers that dance along a guitar's neck and a voice that betr

By Judy Lesko

In the spirit of the season, some might choose to make a difference in their community by volunteering at a local soup kitchen or homeless shelter. For two Southland artists, giving back meant sharing their