Tech Review: Tiny Projector, Big Performance
One of the great things about technology, attributable to Moore’s Law, is that products generally get cheaper, smaller and better. That is certainly evident in the video projector ... Continue Reading →
Humphrey’s Concerts By The Bay 2014
The venerable venue by the water just announced its current season, and the lineup includes some true gems, many familiar favorites and a few new arrivals.
Here are some highlights:
April ... Continue Reading →
South Beach Miami
Miami’s South Beach is a great melting pot of Art Deco, Cuban spiciness and Gulf Stream aspirations. The tropical breezes cause the palm trees to sway nonchalantly, the loamy sand ... Continue Reading →
Lucinda Williams: Belly Up
Lucinda Williams is tremendous. She has done duets with everyone from Costello to Croz to Cockburn [with stops along the way with heroic Brits Graham Parker and Ray Davies], but last ... Continue Reading →
“A Survivor’s Guide To Hollywood” from Robin Riker helps navigate your career and life
If you’d like some help navigating your career challenges and maybe even improve your life, there’s a book by actress Robin Riker called “A Survivor’s Guide to Hollywood.” ... Continue Reading →
Angels Night at Century Plaza & Lladro 60th Anniversary
The ultra-modern Hyatt Regency Century Plaza Hotel was transformed into the legendary Cocoanut Grove in the old Ambassador Hotel, when a group of 1920’s Angels gathered to support ... Continue Reading →
¡RELEASED! Monumental Box Set of Human Rights Concerts
Finally available, the monumental ¡RELEASED! six-disc DVD box-set and two-disc companion CD of the historic Human Rights Concerts presented by the Nobel Peace Prize-winning human rights ... Continue Reading →
The Atlantic Meets The Pacific
I have attended a range of conferences. The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is a sensory overload with tens of thousands of attendees. The burgeoning availability of online access ... Continue Reading →
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