Imagine Dragons at House of Blues
The name of the band is allegedly an anagram; exactly for what the band is wisely not saying. They burst improbably out of Las Vegas several years ago and captured a surprising number ... Continue Reading →
ACCOMPLICE: SAN DIEGO – La Jolla Playhouse
This production has a very clever whodunit con game premise. It is part of the La Jolla Playhouse’s ambitious Without Walls series. Accomplice is evidence (pun intended) of a pleasing ... Continue Reading →
The Last Great Box Set? Stephen Stills: Carry On (Atlantic/Rhino)
Is this the last great box set? The record labels have done a thorough job scraping the vaults and repackaging assets. As to the box sets we won’t likely see unless and until the ... Continue Reading →
“A Night At Sardi’s” event saving memories
My-o-my, guess who? Sheldon Cooper!!!
A musical revue “A Night At Sardi’s” has been produced for 21 years to benefit for the Alzheimer’s Association. And each ... Continue Reading →
April 2013 Calendar of Events
Getting the word out for important causes and wonderful events for April 2013.
Sunday, April 7 — Mount Sinai Memorial Parks and Mortuaries and the Jewish Federation of Greater ... Continue Reading →
Revolution on NBC is high-tech and un-plugged with producer J.J. Abrams
The NBC series “Revolution” takes place in the not too distant future and follows a family struggling to reunite after every piece of technology in the U.S. has mysteriously been ... Continue Reading →
“Vegas” is Back on CBS Fridays with Michael Chiklis and sizzling Sin City
Vegas is the outstanding CBS drama returning to Friday nights on CBS. The stars say they are at home in the 1960s, surrounded by showgirls and one-arm bandits (aka slot machines) ... Continue Reading →
Great shows at LA Theaters: “Nuttin’ But Hutton,” “Walk Like A Man,” and “Odysseo” under the Big Top
“Nuttin’ But Hutton” a Hollywood songfest
Betty Hutton is best remembered for starring in “Annie Get Your Gun.” But if you think that’s all she ... Continue Reading →
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