What to do With Your Dull Blades? Knife-Aid to the Rescue
About a decade ago we were given a very nice set of knives in a butcher block. Over the years, the butcher block disappeared to make more room on the kitchen counter, and ... Continue Reading →
Awards for “Fosse/Verdon,” “Chernobyl,” comedy underdog “Fleabag,” & more from TCA
The Television Critics Association heaped honors on an eclectic bunch of outstanding shows, albeit hidden gems, at the TCA Awards 2019. It is often a harbinger of what ... Continue Reading →
Decade of Dudamel at Hollywood Bowl & Concern Foundation at Paramount
The Jose Iturbi Foundation sponsored “A Decade of Dudamel” in honor of his ten years in L.A. Gustavo conducted a special anniversary show, complete with fireworks & ... Continue Reading →
Jurassic World–The Ride a mega-thrill at Universal Studios Hollywood
The new “JURASSIC WORLD—THE RIDE” opened at Universal Studios Hollywood, adding to Universal’s world of fun, food and fantastic entertainment
“Jurassic World” ... Continue Reading →
Discovery’s “Serengeti” vs Disney’s “Lion King,” real vs CGI surreal
Discovery’s epic nature film Serengeti shows many of the real life characters seen in Disney’s The Lion King. The difference between them are: the stars of Serengeti ... Continue Reading →
Travels with Chef “Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted” on NatGeo
A travel lover’s tasty treat just launched on the National Geographic Network– the culinary adventure series Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted. The first of six foodie-infused ... Continue Reading →
Life of David Hockney – A Novel
Catherine Cusset translated from the French by Teresa Lavender Fagan
Life of David Hockney – A Novel (Other Press)
What a breezy delight this book is. ... Continue Reading →
The Mountain – Jeff Goldblum as a Lobotomizer and Womanizer
The lugubrious pace, the well framed scenes, the casually exact sets and the gently unnerving storyline in “The Mountain” remind us of David Lynch’s influence. The ... Continue Reading →
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