🎥 Dana & Bruce Brown Films: Velysyland to Pipeline. ⚡ Bruce's last trip to the North Shore, visiting two of the spots he named. and "The Endless Summer" and its impact on surf culture The iconic 1966 film directed by Bruce Brown, (December 1, 1937 – December 10, 2017) tells the fascinating story of surfers Mike Hynson and Robert August as they travel the globe in search of the perfect wave, embodying the adventurous spirit of surfing. Shot during a six-month journey through Africa, Australia, I

Nearly a century ago, local officials stripped a Manhattan Beach property from the Bruce family. Today, Gov. Newsom signed a law to enable a transfer of ownership of Bruce's Beach to heirs of the couple who built a resort for Black people in the early 1900s. https://bit.ly/3imPDoV | ABC7

100 years ago, Bruce’s Beach was a sort of paradise for Black Californians in an otherwise rigidly segregated Los Angeles. Charles and Willa Bruce built a cafe and a dance hall there. However, the local town council condemned the property through public domain, claiming that it was needed for a park. The land sat vacant for decades. The Bruce family finally now finally has their beach back. NBC News’ Harry Smith shares their story. | NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas