Isle of Dogs – Wes Anderson’s Film Annoys Like a Puppy That Won’t Stop Barking
Wes Anderson has established himself over the years with some very clever films. The ambition in several of the films is matched by the execution, resulting in gems like “The Royal ... Continue Reading →
RNSH Oscar Viewing Party & Gypsy Awards
We have never had so much fun at an Oscar Party than when we were privileged to attend Roger Neal’s Oscar Viewing Party & Black Tie Gala at the Hollywood Museum. At our well-situated ... Continue Reading →
Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert on NBC, April 1, starring John Legend
Rehearsals have been underway for NBC’s live production of the groundbreaking rock opera “Jesus Christ Superstar” with music superstar John Legend airing Easter Sunday, April ... Continue Reading →
“Station 19” ABC’s firehouse drama catching fire with Jason George
The premiere of Station 19 was packed with a fire-storm of high drama and lots of action.
The highly anticipated Grey’s Anatomy spin-off series was first introduced in a Grey’s ... Continue Reading →
The Death of Stalin
From the mind of Armando Iannucci comes another clever political satire. I first encountered his clever approach to film making at Sundance, where his “In the Loop” gathered understandable ... Continue Reading →
Adrienne Barbeau on stage at NoHo’s El Portal Theatre, April 6 and 7
“THERE ARE WORSE THINGS I COULD DO: An Evening with Adrienne Barbeau” is the best personally told story-telling show you can see.
Adrienne Barbeau has created a show that presents ... Continue Reading →
Empowered women, guns & other social issues on TV dramas foster intelligent debate
Social issues providing storylines for TV dramas are nothing new.
More than 50 years ago, Star Trek tackled society’s problems by addressing them through its futuristic lens–and ... Continue Reading →
A Wrinkle in Time Folds In On Itself
This book’s journey to the silver screen has been long and fraught with peril. Loved by many, the memory may be more cast in amber. When read as an adult, the book loses much of its ... Continue Reading →
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