Charles M. Schulz gave us some of the most recognized and beloved characters through his comic strip, “Peanuts.” You and your family can celebrate Snoopy, Linus, Lucy and good ol’ Charlie Brown at Knott’s Berry Farm’s Peanuts Celebration each weekend now through March 1.  Look out for unique photo opportunities that let you step right […]

By Megan Feighery She’s back. The ‘90s phenomenon, Polly Pocket is back at it and proving that bigger isn’t always better. Join Polly and her friends this weekend, Oct. 13 and Oct. 14 from 11 am-4 pm, in the Center Court of the Brea Mall to celebrate the relaunch of Mattel’s pocket-sized powerhouse.  Fans of all […]

Some stories have the ability to bring generations together. “I saw this movie in theaters when I was your age,” said a mother to her daughter, who was dressed in Belle’s iconic yellow gown as they filed into the Musco Center at Chapman University.  The venue was alive with Disney fans young and old Sept. […]

Photo by Rosalie O’Connor The public will be invited to an open house of the new American Ballet Theatre William J. Gillespie School this Saturday, May 2. Segerstrom Center for the Art’s daylong celebration of dance will include open classes, studio tours, performances, and faculty meet & greets. Fun family activities and food trucks on […]

While most toddlers were stacking blocks with Baby Einstein on in the background, the Sharp brothers sat transfixed by a series of their dad’s classic rock videos, two-year-old Kyle absently drumming his fingers across a guitar left lying around trying to emulate not Barney or Big Bird, but his unlikely heroes Joe Walsh and Glenn […]

Binyamin Stivi, a seventh grader at TVT Day School in Irvine, has been impressing with his smarts for years– being invited to join the John Hopkins Center for Talented Youth, winning robotics and musical competitions, and hoping to one day win a Nobel Peace prize in science. His fanbase just got bigger as he became […]