Lyle Lovett at the Greek Theatre – A Lovely Way to Get His Summer Tour Underway
Lyle Lovett is one of a valued handful of touring artists who consistently deliver on the promise of a great concert experience. From the first time I saw him (a few ... Continue Reading →
Critics serious about classroom comedy Abbott Elementary for TCA awards
The kiddie classroom comedy Abbott Elementary is a favorite with TV critics across the US and Canada. Honoring the best in broadcasting and across all media platforms ... Continue Reading →
Dance with Films in Los Angeles this June
Time was, people wondered why Los Angeles, the movie capital of the world, didn’t have a flagship film festival. Some argued it had many. In other years, there has ... Continue Reading →
SEUN KUTI & EGYPT 80: Glastonbury, Casablanca, Solana Beach – Interview
It is hard to beat the opening sentences of the press release that floated tantalizingly across my screen:
The youngest son of visionary Fela Kuti, Seun Kuti has continued ... Continue Reading →
Blue Water Film Festival
Over the last several years we have seen a proliferation of several initiatives in the entertainment world: podcasts, TV series and film festivals. Indeed, greater ... Continue Reading →
The Dip at The Belly Up
There are a handful of notable bands who have successfully blended brass horns with a rock sensibility. Grey haired folks like me will fondly remember Chicago (Transit ... Continue Reading →
Review: KING LEAR stars Joe Morton with storm of emotions at The Wallis
King Lear has been William Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy that covers themes of power, love, loyalty, treachery, and madness. It also showcases the most dysfunctional ... Continue Reading →
Bruce Cockburn at The Music Box
A jewel who has generously been shining and reflecting light for 50 years gave a mesmerizing performance at San Diego’s Music Box. His fans have grudgingly accepted ... Continue Reading →
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