Simple Minds – Alive and Kicking at Humphreys
A rather limber Jim Kerr led Simple Minds through a solid end of the season show at Humphreys. With a clutch of hits and a strong catalog of deep album cuts from which to choose, the ... Continue Reading →
The Beatles – The White Album: Reissued, Remastered and Revisited
On the 50th anniversary of their ninth album, the powers that be are releasing a mammoth version of The Beatles. Quickly known as The White Album, it was originally released in Britain ... Continue Reading →
Les Girls 18 – Fundraiser to end Breast Cancer & Upcoming Events
A scintillating slew of sexy stars gathered to strut their stuff at the wildly popular Les Girls Cabaret at the Avalon in Hollywood. Julia Louis-Dreyfus (Veep) who was recently treated ... Continue Reading →
Les Girls Cabaret has Julia Louis -Dreyfus putting spotlight on cancer battle
Wildly-talented stars from TV, film and stage surrounded by chorus boys and girls kicked up their heels for the 18th annual Les Girls Cabaret benefit to help kick cancer. The ultra-entertaining ... Continue Reading →
Leonardo DiCaprio’s mom is a force for nature, Irmelin DiCaprio honored by TreePeople
Imagine Leonardo DiCaprio howling at the moon. Yep, he has. But the TreePeople’s “Evening Under the Harvest Moon” gala was honoring the woman who taught him to howl, ... Continue Reading →
Graham Nash – Keeping the Flame Alive, Humphrey’s by the Bay
For a certain generation, Graham Nash’s songs are a bedrock. He was the English gent among the Canadian and two Yanks comprising Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. As the trio and sometime ... Continue Reading →
Hundred Days – La Jolla Playhouse
The set up: real life married couple Abigail and Shaun Bengson tell the story of their relationship in song. This structure was also effective in Once, and is a bit of a tightrope to ... Continue Reading →
LA Opera – Don Carlo with Plácido Domingo
In a sumptuous presentation, LA Opera assayed Giuseppe Verdi’s timeless Don Carlo. First performed in France and then Bologna in 1867, the opera has undergone evolution over the decades. ... Continue Reading →
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