Feeling Cosby? Malcolm-Jamal Warner, aka Theo of “The Cosby Show,” is all grown up and getting funky tonight at the Temple Bar. He’ll be playing and speaking tracks
By GABRIELLE HARRADINE
Wikipedia describes her as “eccentric,” “highly idiosyncratic” and a “cult” singer, but you probably already knew that. Amos will play her latest musical incantation at the Nokia
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER I Daily Press Staff Writer
A FORMER GIRLFRIEND’S COUCH Of the 16 directors who’d beaten out thousands of rivals to make the final cut
Local filmmaker gets notice
CITYWIDE When Steven Barber was forced out of an advertising company two years ago after more than two decades in the field, the last place he
itchy beard and is suiting up to play the character he is most known for at the playhouse during a special, holiday presentation of “Alias Santa Claus,” a production written
The Ruskin Group Theatre presents the world premiere production of “@Heart,” a play written by J-Powers, a local author. The opening is tonight with a reception to follow.
The
The legendary improv troupe has a new sketch show — “Shut Up & Eat Your Groundlings.” It’s got to be better than frozen peas, and who doesn’t like watching
Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings, delivering up a little funk and a little soul, are coming to the El Rey Theatre Tuesday, Dec. 4. Their new album “100 Days,
Sacramento’s finest comes south to L.A.
By GABRIELLE HARRADINE Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN L.A. Cake, the band that sowed its roots and riffs on Sacramento
By MICHAEL TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES A longtime Santa Monica resident’s first foray into filmmaking has earned him an exclusive berth in the competition for top
