PLAYA – PEOPLE:

Sharon Kerson is a Culver City resident and 79-year-old grandmother who is part of an elite group of runners known as Legacy Runners who have participated in every single LA Marathon since its inception in 1986.

PLAYA – INTERVIEW: NATHALIE DUBOIS

www.dpagroup.org

1. Why did you choose to conduct your business affairs in the Silicon Beach area? How did you get there?
–It happened by accident. My dogs are Siberian Huskies, summers were becoming too hot for them, so I decided to live closer to the beach. I love also the difference of temperature with Beverly Hills or West Hollywood, I love the fact the city is quieter, less traffic, less pollution, I love also also the younger individuals who work in the digital world, I feel it gets some fresh young energy in our lives. I have a home office, so I pretty much can live anywhere, but I found my nest here in Silicon Beach.

2. What has been your greatest success in your career? How has it influenced your business?
–Creating my company in 2003, I think, was my biggest success. DPA produces “gifting suites” worldwide. We introduce stars to new products in these events, the week of awards shows or film festivals. The first time Sharon Stone visited my events in 2005 at the Cannes Film Festival really gave a huge start to my business. Her support is still there, and is very precious to me.

3. What is your favorite business in the Silicon Beach area? What makes them special?
–As I am the mom of a furry kid, a Husky, we love The Healthy Spot pet store. Every item is extremely high quality from toys to food. They always go the extra mile to help us, and recognize all their customers.

4. How has working in Silicon Beach influenced the way you approach your business?
–I think it is very laid back here. I love having a home office, and then going for coffee at the Runway, or a lunch meeting. It is easy to circulate, not too much traffic. I also love the farmers’ market in Playa Vista, I go there on weekends with my husband Aboubacar, and I started working with young women or minorities owned companies, as I found a lot of those in this market. So it changed my group of clients.

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YES OR NO QUESTIONS:

Do you believe in ghosts?
–YES
Have you ever travelled outside of the U.S.?
–YES
Are you scared of rollercoasters?
–YES
Have you ever been skydiving?
–NO
Do you like hiking?
–YES

Reach out to me, Nathalie Dubois at DPA Group. I produce events at Award Shows and Film Festivals, where Stars and Media will discover your product. Next Events: Super Bowl and Oscars. www.dpagroup.org

PLAYA – LENS:

One of the colorful delivery cars for The Good Pizza in Playa Vista.

PLAYA – LENS:

The iconic Tony P’s Dockside Grill neon sign in Marina del Rey.

PLAYA – BUSINESS:

Petals ‘n’ Wax

Petals ‘n’ Wax • Villa Marina Marketplace Mall
13432 Maxella Ave. • Marina del Rey, CA 90292
Hours 10 to 6 Every Day (310) 305-8883

PLAYA – INTERVIEW: DEVIN MAXWELL

Director/Coach Westside Bears Lacrosse Club

1. Why did you choose to conduct your business affairs in the Silicon Beach area? How did you get there?
–Born and raised in West LA, I saw a need to spread the game of lacrosse to the youth in the Silicon Beach area.

2. What has been your greatest success in your career? How has it influenced your business?
–My biggest accomplishments in my career were first, Becoming the 1st NCAA lacrosse player out of Culver City, and 2nd would be being drafted by the National Lacrosse Association. These 2 accomplishments have motivated me to continue to influence the area youth to strive for similar accomplishments in life. Reminding them: “Don’t be afraid to follow your dreams, and always give back to the community that raised you.”

3. What is your favorite business in the Silicon Beach area? What makes them special?
–My favorite business in the Silicon Beach area would have to be all of the restaurants. I love to eat, and food brings people together.

4. How has working in Silicon Beach influenced the way you approach your business?
–Working in Silicon Beach has given me an opportunity to expand my business to more West LA youth, that otherwise may or may not have been exposed to lacrosse in the west coast.

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YES OR NO QUESTIONS:

Do you believe in ghosts?
–YES
Have you ever travelled outside of the U.S.?
–YES – lived in England for a year coaching and playing lacrosse
Are you scared of rollercoasters?
–YES!
Have you ever been skydiving?
–NO
Do you like hiking?
–LOVE it!

www.westsidebearslc.com

PLAYA – LENS:

A happy crowd at The Good Pizza in Playa del Rey on a recent Saturday night.

PLAYA – LENS:

The popular holiday turkey dinner at J Nichols in Marina del Rey.

PLAYA – SPOTTED:

Prominent restaurant owner, Lenny Rosenberg, having dinner at Tony P’s Dockside Grill in Marina del Rey.

PLAYA – LENS:

Live music at The Good Pizza on Friday and Saturday nights from 6 to 9 p.m. in Playa del Rey.

PLAYA – RESTAURANTS:

Cantalini’s

Cantalini’s Holiday Catering
310-821-0018
www.salernobeach.com

PLAYA – HISTORY:

Culver City Rollerdome roller-skating rink, dedicated in the 1920s, Rancho La Ballona area.

PLAYA VISTA – WANTED:

New Business Development (PR) Team Members

Prominent P.R./Branding Firm seeks entry-level, part-time, flexible hours New Business team members. This is a Commission-based position but GREAT Media/PR experience with extraordinary knowledge and opportunity.

Send resume to: mlprstudioworx@gmail.com

PLAYA – RESTAURANTS:

www.urbanplates.com

Urban Plates’ Grilled Grass Fed Steak Plate, normally $15.95, is $10 with Plate Pass.

PLAYA – LENS:

Plants galore in a bathroom in Marina del Rey.

PLAYA – BUSINESS:

** California Pizza Kitchen, headquartered in Playa Vista, informed 103,767 current and former employees on Monday (November 15) that personal data the company held, including names and Social Security numbers, may have been accessed by digital intruders during a September cyberattack.

** An 11-story office building is nearing completion at the southwest corner of Culver City. Workers are wrapping work on The Entrada, a mixed-use office development from LPC West taking shape at 6163 Centinela Avenue. The project, which replaces a parking lot on a 405-adjacent site, features approximately 280,000 square feet of offices for rent on its upper floors, with a 1,000-car garage and ground-floor retail.

** Playa Vista-based transportation technology developer Hyperloop Transportation Technologies is showing off what it calls its “completed hyperloop capsule passenger experience,” which it designed in conjunction with design firm ICONA Design Group.

PLAYA – LENS:

The large book selection at the Barnes & Noble at Marina del Rey. Watch Video

By day, Angie is a wife, mother, daughter, sister, and charity-giving Culver City resident. But once a week, she lets loose with things that piss her off. Buckle up.

** The young, mostly pretty women I see walking around the area with their faces buried in their cellphones, seem to have a million-dollar smile with a half-a-dollar soul.

** Thanks to all the idiots who have taken the time to write in complaints to Playa Vista People about my column. All you have ended up doing is making me angrier.

** Unless it is 90 degrees outside, it is uncomfortably cold in the dining room of Ritrovo restaurant in Playa Vista.

** I got married when I was 18 and it only lasted a year. In the end, he was shifty and sly – there was something very distasteful and loathsome about him. He was also fat, ugly, and snored.

** Pete Davidson rang in his 28th birthday with rumored new girlfriend Kim Kardashian, according to new photos shared by Public Enemy hype man, Flavor Flav. What a pathetic group of sick morons!

** The sea of Thanksgiving travelers has already begun to swell at Los Angeles International Airport, with crowds of people snaking through check-in lines and waiting for bags. Anyone flying during the holidays has an obvious mental disorder.

** Your fridge is a small morgue for the dead body parts of plants, animals, or fruits that you plan on eating later. Deal with it.

Send your comments to Angry Angie PlayaVistaPeople@TimeWire.net

PLAYA VISTA PEOPLE – READER COMMENT:

“While I enjoy your inspiring weekly digital magazine, I can’t stand your new columnist Angry Angie. Why you let a woman with ill anger issues to mouth off in your fine publication is surprising to me.” —- Arielle F., Culver City

PLAYA – BULLETIN BOARD:

1. ** MSNBC’s anchor Joy Reid is a racist sociopath. —- Loretta D., Playa Vista

2. ** Each of [J. G.] Ballard’s 98 short stories is like a dream more perfectly realized than any of your own. His personal vocabulary of scenarios imprints itself from the very first, each image with the quality of a newly minted archetype. —- Sophia L., Culver City

3. ** The ballot is the scepter of power in the hand of every citizen. Let’s use it to get rid of Councilman Mike Bonin! —- Dr. Shirley M., Playa Vista

4. ** My hometown is a dinky place no one’s ever heard of. Now I live in Playa Vista and feel like I won the lottery! —- Alvin L., Playa Vista

5. ** LMU was founded in 1865 before this neighborhood was even built around it. I find it very confusing why new residents still don’t understand where they moved. Kids party, we have been locked inside for 2 years and finally are able to socialize with our peers. Would love to see a discourse though on the topic and get more opinions. —- Claire Tootle, Loyola Village

6. ** I like Ronnie’s Diner but was disappointed to see that they charge 50 cents for a very small side of Mayo for a ten-dollar sandwich. I wonder if they charge for toilet paper in their bathroom. —- Sally Q., Culver City

7. ** The P.R. Revolution has arrived. Witness here: www.PRPrime.net

8. ** Package Theft Culver City. Our packages have mysteriously been going missing and we just caught the reason why on video thanks to our neighbor with surveillance. It appears to be two women riding a cruiser skateboard. We were shocked they decided to throw away the evidence in our trash cans but it was the only way we caught them on video so I’m glad they did. This is in Culver City. —- Mary Donaldson, Culver City

9. ** Crime and lawless behavior have exploded in Santa Monica. It is a once-great city that has become a disaster. —- Nancy D., Marina del Rey

10. ** Please take care of yourself. Enjoy your holidays…We are in Europe, and the news is bleak. Austria is going into a total countrywide Lockdown for the next 20 days starting Monday. Germany, Slovakia, Czech Republic may not be far behind, Italy is on the rise. We know what happens, and where it goes from here, we have been here before. Please don’t get too comfortable. Remember masks, hand washing, social distancing, and the V-word seem to have worked for millions of us before. —- Robert Hansen, Westchester

11. ** “By interpreting data, we can also infer things about our readers and create new audience segments for our clients.” —- www.PRPrime.net

12. ** Angry Angie sounds like a bitter idiot. —- G. Harrold Z., Culver City

13. ** The Los Angeles Times is an embarrassment. —- Dr. Clancey F., Marina del Rey

14. ** Angry Angie’s attempt to make bitter and sour sound funny has me experiencing secondhand embarrassment for her. —- Tiffany, Culver City

15. ** Smile, you’re on Candid Camera. Send your favorite candid photos of people in: Playa Vista • Marina del Rey • Culver City • Playa del Rey • Westchester. Send your photos to: PlayaVistaPeople@TimeWire.net

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PLAYA – COMMENTARY by Ryan Pesecky, Del Rey:

A neighbor towed my truck costing 1,000 dollars. I live on Walsh Ave in Del Rey and have a Black Chevy Avalanche. Recently a neighbor had my truck towed from outside his house. I saw no street signs that said I could not do this. It cost me 1,000 dollars because I didn’t know it was towed for a couple of weeks. The whole neighborhood knows it’s my truck because I usually park it outside of my house. Please next time be a nice neighbor and just ask me to move it instead of towing my vehicle. I can’t imagine calling in to have one of my neighbor’s vehicles towed.

PLAYA – COMMENTARY by Claire Tootle, Loyola Village:

Peeping Tom!!! Hello neighbors. So this morning I caught a peeping Tom taking photos into our bathroom window while I was standing in there. As soon as he saw that I was looking at him he ran off. This is not the first incident at my house where this has happened. A few months ago, a man broke into our backyard and took photos of my roommates and me in our bathrooms. I understand many of you hate college students, but as young women, we are targets for predators like this. Please watch out for our safety and report any suspicious behavior to LMU. Person 1, Hair: Black Bucket hat, Top: Black T-shirt, Bottom: Black shorts, Sex: Male, Race: White, Physical Build: Short, skinny, small – 8050-8060 Nardian Way, Los Angeles, CA

PLAYA – COMMENTARY by Andy Pearlman, Marina del Rey:

Urgent Need for Dog Fosters. Hi neighbors, it’s Andy from Forte Animal Rescue here in the marina, and we are in desperate need of fosters, especially one immediately. The white dog (pictured), Azula, is 7 months old and is losing her home on Saturday. The other two are around 4-5 years old, and neutered, and are currently stuffed into an apartment with someone who cannot keep them very long. All three are house-trained and good with people, kids, and other dogs (all have played at dog parks). The two black ones (the shepherd is Rocky, the lab is Blue) have lived together but can probably be separated. If you have some temporary room, please contact me immediately, especially for Azula who has a hard deadline. Thanks, Andy 310-362-0321 or andy@FARescue.org – are website is FARescue.org.

PLAYA – COMMENTARY by Stephanie M., Culver City:

Sender One Climbing in Playa Vista is a very small facility. I signed my kids up for the 1 hour kids climbing class with an instructor (this was their first time doing this type of activity). The instructor was not spotting my daughter and she fell from a high point on the wall injuring her back. She finished her class (and had fun) but we had to give her pain meds to relieve her back pain for the next couple of days. I would still be willing to try another location – just not this one again.

PLAYA – COMMENTARY by Greg Turquand, Del Rey:

Mesmer RVs are now on Inglewood. Let’s Block it from happening again. The encampment has moved to Inglewood Avenue under the 90. Please, whether you are in Del Rey or Culver Sunkist Park. The parking restrictions on Mesmer end Tuesday morning. We need to make Mesmer unavailable to the RVs. If you can, park on Mesmer early Tuesday morning.

PLAYA – COMMENTARY by Diego Seg, Mar Vista:

Help needed. Dear neighbors…I’m writing in hopes to see if someone out there has a kind heart to help a fellow friend that has fallen into bad times, like many of us have at some point or another. David has been battling with depression for a few years now. It all started with a work injury, where his hip was fractured. He underwent several surgeries, but the pain was remaining for a while. Pain management drugs were prescribed, and unfortunately, he became addicted to them for some time. He fought hard to get rid of them and he has been battling to get back on his feet. However, last week the only vehicle he owned was stolen. To work he needs a new vehicle, which he can’t afford. He never got compensation from workers comp regarding his work-related accident. The system didn’t work for him. So, if any of you have an old car that has been sitting on your driveway for quite some time, and thought about donating it, or getting rid of it, please let me know. David would be happy to repay your generosity in any way possible. He is an amazing handy worker. He is an expert in bodywork on old and new cars. If your car has dents, bumps, etc.…he is the dude. I hope I didn’t upset any of you with this post. I don’t usually ask for help, but I want to help a good guy get back on his feet. Thanks to all who took the time to read this post. God bless – My email is seglufo@gmail.com

PLAYA – COMMENTARY by Robert Hansen, Westchester:

Mike Bonin’s Lies Vs Truth. You may have received deceptive emails and texts from Mike Bonin’s “Stop The Right-Wing Recalls” campaign recently. We need to set the record straight. Mike Bonin and his paid anti-recallers have used nothing but lies to attack our campaign. We are seeking to remove a corrupt, destructive man from the Councilmember office that belongs to us, the voters, and we are using the democratic process afforded to us. He has no record to stand on, lies and targeted harassment are all he has left.

Bonin’s Lie: “Right-wing recall” – The TRUTH: There is nothing right-wing about this campaign. It is a multi-partisan campaign run by two life-long Democrats. Mike Bonin will be replaced by another Democrat (the two leading candidates to replace him currently are Traci Park and Allison Holdorff Polhill). Our volunteers are a political cross-section of our community, mostly Democrats, identical to the political makeup of Council District 11. There is no “outside MAGA influence” – just a large number of fed-up constituents. Bonin feels it is okay to insult his voters, but it is not. All people deserve safe schools, parks, and neighborhoods regardless of their political affiliation or housing status.

Bonin’s LIE: “Dark money recall” – The TRUTH: If you look at our public filings, you will see that our money comes from hundreds of individual residents from West Los Angeles fed up with failure and corruption. You can find our public filings under the committee name Protecting Our Beaches Schools Neighborhoods And Parks – Committee to Recall Mike Bonin (Recall Bonin 2021). Our first filing covering Q2 contributions is available now, and our second filing covering Q3 contributions was submitted November 1 and will be up on the public data portal soon – we encourage you to check back for it. Mike Bonin on the other hand has only received money from about a dozen individuals, mostly residents of other areas. Of note, he received the majority of his money from three sources: $26,000 from two PACs, and a $5,000 donation from Diane Middleton, a Commissioner of the LA Harbor Board. This is a position that is appointed by the City of Los Angeles and was also previously occupied by Bonin’s father-in-law. Dark money? See for yourself. Nothing to see here folks.

Bonin’s LIE: “$49M cost to recall” and “wasting taxpayer money” – The TRUTH: Firstly, if Bonin truly is concerned about the cost of a recall election, he should step aside immediately once we have qualified with enough signatures to call for an election. We currently have more signatures than he has ever gotten votes (Bonin received 31,865 votes in the last election) and every recent poll we have seen shows he will never win a recall or regular election, which is why he is fighting so hard to sabotage our signature collection efforts. Bonin is clamoring hard on the cost of a recall, but we know he could not care less about the efficient use of taxpayer money. Rather, he is desperately throwing any misinformation out there hoping people are too uninformed or ignorant to seek and understand the truth. Recently, mass texts from Bonin’s camp claimed that this recall would cost “49 million dollars.” This is another lie. Previously Bonin claimed this recall would cost $1.2 million (this figure is on his official rebuttal statement on our petition). While it is a shame to spend money that could go to other causes, Mike Bonin’s frivolous waste of taxpayer money easily eclipses this amount. 1.2 million dollars is .001% of the city budget and a great investment on stopping his wasteful spending. Bonin was behind the HHH debacle which has cost taxpayers billions of dollars. He just recently took 5 million dollars of taxpayer money to “clean up the Boardwalk,” but he has ignored multiple requests from various parties for transparency around how this money was spent. Sales tax revenue was lost due to his policies hurting businesses. These are just a few of countless examples of his waste of taxpayer money.

Bonin’s LIE: “Signature gatherers are committing misdemeanors” – The TRUTH: Mike Bonin has knowingly falsely accused the campaign of committing crimes, which is itself a crime. He claimed our volunteers are “not offering Mike’s official response.” This is laughable, as it is literally on the petition for anyone signing it to read, right below our notice of intent, available in both English and Spanish as required by law. Our signature gatherers are circulating bound petition booklets with the exact petition content that was approved by the City Clerk. Our petition is also available online to print and send in, which includes Bonin’s official response, as you can see for yourself. His response itself reads like a drunk 3 a.m. tweet, so we aren’t even sure why he wants to publicize his response, which is another long list of lies. As far as not disclosing top donors, every petition has a donor sheet with it, top donors are listed on our website at the bottom of every page, and every piece of literature we send out.

The TRUTH: Mike Bonin is unethical and dangerously vindictive. This is not a man any good, compassionate person should stand by or defend. Many members of the business community, and even former friends and staff, have shared personal stories with us about his vindictive behavior as their reason for supporting the recall. We have had people who deal with Bonin tell us they want to sign the petition but are fearful of what he might do should he find out. We experienced this firsthand when Bonin used his official anti-recall committee to smear our campaign and then dox the leaders of our campaign, which resulted in vandalism. LAPD responds to a report of vandalism at the home of Bonin’s recall backer (LA Times). Our campaign has been run solely by facts and quotes from Bonin himself. Please have a look through our Twitter account and see for yourself. Meanwhile, Bonin has run on lies and targeted harassment. He lashes out and attacks his “perceived enemies.” We have many more lies to refute. Stay tuned.

PLAYA – EATS:

Mo’s Place

Outdoor Dining • Indoor Dining • Takeout

Come try our Savory Salmon Dijon and Sizzling New York steaks! Prepared just right for your tastebuds.

Mo’s Place

203 Culver Blvd, Playa Del Rey, CA 90293
(310) 822-6422
www.mosplacepdr.com

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PLAYA – BULLETIN BOARD:

1. ** The human mind is inspired enough when it comes to inventing horrors. —- Sandi K., Marina del Rey

2. ** Both the food quality and the service at Baja Fresh in Marina del Rey made McDonald’s seem like the Four Seasons. Never again. —- Arthur B., Marina del Rey

3. ** The crime, filth, and decay of Santa Monica are like a horror movie. —- Dr. Lance W., Marina del Rey

4. ** Much wine was drunk and all pretenses of table manners were soon discarded in our latest family dinner in Culver City. —- Andrea Z., Culver City

5. ** Each of [J. G.] Ballard’s 98 short stories is like a dream more perfectly realized than any of your own. His personal vocabulary of scenarios imprints itself from the very first, each image with the quality of a newly minted archetype. —- Sophia L., Culver City

6. ** Smile, you’re on Candid Camera. Send your favorite candid photos of people in: Playa Vista • Marina del Rey • Culver City • Playa del Rey • Westchester. Send your photos to: PlayaVistaPeople@TimeWire.net

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PLAYA – COMMENTARY by Ashley Edwards, Westchester:

Dead kitten. I’m not a cat person by any stretch of the imagination, but I am a human with empathy towards all god’s creatures which is why I need to tell whomever it was, if they noticed, that it is disgusting to leave a half smooshed 3 to 6-month-old kitten dead in the street. I understand it is possible that one may not have noticed that they ran over a cat and kept going, I get that, but what is the excuse for the rest of “you“ who walked by or over the kitten’s remains yesterday afternoon, early evening. It would be impossible to miss. This happened behind Bennys, Tacos later yesterday afternoon. We discovered it around 9 p.m. No tags, no collar. We gave him a proper burial.

PLAYA – COMMENTARY by Ruby Cramer, Culver City:

Man watching me sleep through my window. I woke up at 1:30 a.m. suddenly to see a man right outside of my window screen (1 foot from my face) looking straight at me. I usually sleep with my curtains closed but they had been opened slightly to let air in. I said, “What the hell,” and he disappeared from the window. I woke my boyfriend up and told him and he watched the window and saw the man standing near the apartment, smoking. He then returned to the window, stood against the wall, and repeatedly peered back into the window (at this point I had closed the blinds). I called the police, and my boyfriend went outside to confront him and another neighbor came outside as well. I was put on hold with the police so long that by the time I talked to someone he had already run away. All he said when confronted was that his daughter lived near by and he goes to the church close by. Didn’t admit or explain watching through my window even though we both saw it and made no mistake about it. He was wearing a hoodie with the hood on and a mask covering most of his face. I live alone and I am terrified. Please close your curtains and put locks on your doors and windows always!! Also, please save any criticism about how it was handled, it was split-second decisions filled with fear. Suggestions on how to prevent this from happening again would be appreciated. (Not putting exact location for safety purposes.) 10010-10020 Venice Boulevard, Culver City, CA.

PLAYA – COMMENTARY by Natasa Eleftheriou, Playa Vista:

Not All Heroes Wear Capes! Thank you to the man driving the beige Audi!! So, this morning at about 10:13 a.m. approximately I was walking my dog down Runway Road towards the shopping center and I was crossing one of the side streets. I was halfway across the street when I heard a car come BARRELING down one of the residential side streets. Her windows, were down she was blasting music and she came in SO FAST to the stop sign nearly hitting me and my dog. I had to drag my dog out of her car’s path it was so scary. But this nice man who I didn’t get a chance to thank was at the stop sign and pulled in front of her car and yelled at her to slow down because she almost hit me. He continued to yell at her when she didn’t seem to care at all that she almost hit me. She ended up speeding away and turning down one of the side streets, but I never got a chance to thank the nice man for yelling at her and standing up for me. I was in shock. I just froze. I was scared and wasn’t going to say anything. I later saw the man’s car parked by the gym so if you are seeing this, thank you!!! Not all heroes wear capes!!! We should continue to look out for neighbors in our community and ALWAYS be aware when crossing the street. If I did not stop, she was going to kill me and my dog. Also, she was driving a white sedan, I think a Toyota Corolla, it had a dent, or the back left fender was hanging off a bit. Beware of this car!!! She will hit you! 5740-5750 Dawn Creek, Playa Vista, CA

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