By Diedre Johnson This version of “Dylan,” Sidney Michaels’ ’60s Broadway play about poet Dylan Thomas’ celebrated but unhappy life, demonstrates just how good a production can be. The show has funny, moving portrayals, top-notch lighting, and costumes, and effortless … Continued
If there had been more money in professional tennis in the early ’60s, Jon Douglas might have never become a Realtor. But in those days, tennis was not considered a serious vocation. Instead he opted for a professional … Continued
By Diedre Johnson Elton John recently plunked down $75,000 for a housing lease and then stayed less than a month in California. Seems John blew into town in January for a little R&R after the release of his to-be continued… … Continued
Hollywood’s Biggest Stars Bring The Legend Back To Life a new, ground breaking documentary directed by Liz Garbus entitled Love, Marilyn, makes its television premiere on HBO
Rozonda “Chilli” Thomas, yeah, Chilli of TLC and hits Waterfalls, No Scrubs and Creep. Hard to believe but this year is the Grammy-winning group’s 20th in the music business. TLC’s remaining members Thomas and Tionne “T-Boz” Watkins are doing a … Continued
It’s just another one of those sunny LA days as celebs and fashionistas drive up the hill in Los Angeles’ classic old Hollywood neighborhood of Los Feliz. The destination is famed fashion designer Sue Wong’s sprawling mansion. Wong’s 1920s-era home, … Continued
I can’t actually relate what we’ve done to that of the original film because the film was such a stylized, noir. The whole film centers around a murder, which never existed in the book, so it’s like a whole other story.
I heard Brad (Womack) found love and I’m glad the guy got a second chance because I don’t think there was anything wrong with what he did the first go around.
Once a Pal of Costner’s Director Kevin Reynolds Returns With A Tale of Friendship Betrayed and Vengeance Sought
A generation ago, Judy Garland would drop by. Charles Bukowski’s idea for Barfly was born after many liquor-soaked afternoons here. And the customers here today aren’t your typical happy-hour clientele: They are retirees, vets, and artistic types just cooling out.