Arts & Entertainment (Desert Scene) Archive

	Title	Publication
	Director, Actress Have Palm Springs Ties in "Side Effects" Actress Catherine Zeta-Jones and director Steven Soderbergh, no strangers to the Palm Springs area, reunite for a steamy, adult thriller in Side Effects. By Ebony March	Desert Guide
	Lulu Celebrates Anniversary with Charity Donation Lulu California Bistro recently celebrated its first anniversary by pledging to donate 50 percent of all receipts to charity. Top of the Town	Top of the Town Blog
	Palm Springs City Hall, Church Scenes For Liberace Movie Film crews transformed Palm Springs City Hall and a downtown church into their exact replicas from the 1970s for the Liberace biopic being shot in the desert. Erik Sandoval	Palm Springs Life
	Watch Marilyn in Palm Springs Anywhere A new live webcam feed allows people living anywhere in the world to see Marilyn Monroe standing in Palm Springs. Erik Sandoval	Palm Springs Life
	5 Ways To Cool Off In Palm Springs High temperatures and humidity mean cool and fun times if you know where to look! Erik Sandoval	Palm Springs Life
	Palm Springs Life Weekend Planner Are you trying to make plans for the weekend and need some ideas? See some of the highlights in the Weekend Planner. Erik Sandoval	Palm Springs Life
	Palm Springs Celebrates Marilyn Monroe Palm Springs resorts and businesses are getting ready with events to mark the 50th anniversary of the death of Marilyn Monroe -- in style. Erik Sandoval	Desert Guide
	A Man of Passion “Have you ever swum in the Salton Sea?” Dick Van Patten asks while sitting on the veranda at Melvyn’s Ingleside Inn. He has, he reports — about a year ago. “It was exciting!” His eyes light up. Then he thinks of a Palm Springs destination and pastime he likes even better. BY JANICE KLEINSCHMIDT	Palm Springs Life
	Word Association Simple Parenting and the Language of God...	Palm Springs Life
	George Hurrell George Hurrell's camera, clicking since the 1930s, has created the ultimate atmosphere of romance and those archetypal images of men and women the world still cherishes. By Sharon Apfelbaum	Palm Springs Life