Star-studded Hollywood luxury lounge hosted by Duchess of Hospitality
Emmy winners, nominees, presenters, and VIPS gathered at the trendy eatery on Melrose Place, Fig & Olive, which had celebrities celebrating at Doris Bergman’s 10th Annual Luxury ... Continue Reading →
Fritz Coleman at Garry Marshall Theatre Sun Oct 13, comedy blessing break from soul-crushing news
The timing is perfect for Fritz Coleman’s hilarious, non-divisive, clean comedy show. Aah, what a feel-good blessing from the relentless soul-crushing news cycle.
“People just ... Continue Reading →
Bradley Whitford from “Handmaid’s Tale” to “Perfect Harmony” on NBC
Bradley Whitford — you just won an Emmy for your unhinged role as Commander Joseph Lawrence in the dystopian drama The Handmaid’s Tale — what are you going to do next?
How ... Continue Reading →
Jimmy Smits LA Law to Memphis Law in NBC’s “Bluff City Law”
The new Monday night drama “Bluff City Law” has a face familiar in a courtroom, Jimmy Smits, whose stardom was launched on “LA Law” in 1986. Now decades later, Smits ... Continue Reading →
Brady “kids” slinging sledgehammers on “A Very Brady Renovation” a blast on HGTV
“The Brady Bunch” stars helped bring the Studio City sitcom home to life with “A Very Brady Renovation” now airing on HGTV. The “kids”– Barry ... Continue Reading →
Hallmark star-studded soirée celebrating family friendly success
During the Summer 2019 Television Critics Association press tour, there were plenty of parties for the TV journalist TCA members to attend. The networks host these parties so the ... Continue Reading →
“Country Music” Ken Burns’ masterpiece a deep dive into the American spirit
America’s storyteller Ken Burns tells the great American story with “Country Music,” starting Sept. 15, and hosts “Country Music: Live at the Ryman,” Sept. 8 on PBS
America’s ... Continue Reading →
LA Theater Sept. reviews & previews: shows big & small–Frankenstein, Witch, The Chinese Lady, Saugerties, & Blue Man Group!
As Fall approaches, Los Angeles offers something for everyone in theaters big and small, from the powerful production of Frankenstein, to inspiration and entertainment from The Chinese ... Continue Reading →
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