Taste for a Cure & Mac Comes to 40 Karets
The glorious ballroom of our Beverly Wilshire Hotel was transformed into an Asian Paradise when UCLA Johnson Cancer Center Foundation held their annual “Taste for a Cure”. ... Continue Reading →
Aladdin
This review is not only about the live action remake of the Disney film, but also inevitably about my first experience with 4DX theatrical exhibition.
The film ... Continue Reading →
“Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill” exquisite with Deidrie Henry as Billie Holiday
Review: ‘LADY DAY AT EMERSON’S BAR & GRILL’ starring DEIDRIE HENRY at the Garry Marshall Theatre through June 9.
“Singing was always the best part of living ... Continue Reading →
“Asbury Park: Riot, Redemption, Rock ‘N Roll” – Springsteen, Southside Johnny, Steve Van Zandt Testify About the Jersey Shore
Like many who attended the first night of the limited theatrical release of this film, I expected a smorgasbord of live performances from Jersey’s favorite sons. ... Continue Reading →
Echo In The Canyon – A Quietly Monumental Documentary About a Tectonic Shift in California’s Music History
The opening credits cleverly lay out what to expect: a column of legacy artists listed opposite several current acolytes opining on the former’s tectonic influence. Jakob ... Continue Reading →
Ken Ludwig’s The Gods of Comedy Opens at The Old Globe
The Old Globe production of Ken Ludwig’s The Gods of Comedy is a delightful romp, melding academic pursuits of lost Greek literature and amorous misadventures.
With ... Continue Reading →
George Clooney talks about the dark comedy “Catch-22” on Hulu
The logline for the first episode of Catch-22, the Hulu Original mini-series, reads—“Young American flyers arrive in war and discover that the bureaucracy is more ... Continue Reading →

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