Watts is no Michelangelo, but the gallery is worth a visit The Watts Gallery, near Guildford, is an enchanting place – the house and studio of the Victorian painter George Watts.

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Daniele Watts Ordered to Perform Community Service After Insincere Apology to Officers The Django Unchained actress entered a plea agreement that required her to write an apology letter to the three officers involved in her high-profile detention.

'Django Unchained' Actress Sentenced to Community Service A judge called her apologies "insincere"

The literature of Watts The Watts riots, which began 50 years ago, on Aug. 11, 1965, were sparked by a traffic stop. This they share in common with the 1992 Los Angeles riots. Unlike that later disturbance, however, Watts provoked a literary foment as the city struggled &md Read more ... ash; and in many ways continues to struggle &a…

Django Unchained actress ordered to REWRITE apology letter to LAPD Daniele Watts' first note merely apologized to the police officer for disturbing 'your carefree coffee break' and thanked him for giving her the opportunity to shine a light on racial profiling.

Django Unchained actress Daniele Watts pens passive-aggressive 'apology' letter to LAPD Despite agreeing to apologize, their letter blames the officers of provoking them. Daniele Watts sarcastically apologizes for disturbing 'a carefree stop on your way to a nice cup of coffee'.

Watts 50 Years Later In August 1965, Watts erupted in violence at Avalon Boulevard and 116th Street. The community’s image has been largely shaped by memories of the uprising. But if you think you know Watts today, think again

'Django Unchained' Actress Daniele Watts to Apologize to LAPD Watts, who is black, and Brian Lucas, who is white, pleaded no contest Monday to disturbing the peace with loudness in the September 2014 incident.

'Django' actress Daniele Watts, boyfriend plead to disturbing peace A "Django Unchained" actress and her boyfriend, who accused a Los Angeles police officer of mistreating the actress because she was black, pleaded no contest Monday to disturbing the peace and were ordered to write an apology letter to the sergeant Read more ... involved in their high-profile detention.