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Where can you bump elbows with Kevin Bacon, tap your toes to Ramblin' Jack Elliott and watch some of Hollywood's biggest blockbusters?
Try the Central Coast's latest attraction, the Paso Robles Digital Film Festival.
Sometimes a place is so majestic, you just can’t resist picking up a pen, a paintbrush or a guitar.
You don’t have to be a cat person to enjoy “Indoor/Outdoor,” although a description of the play might lead you to believe that you do. The romantic comedy is told from a cat’s point of view, but it’s a warm, entertaining and comic little soap opera about love, communication and temptation.
He was a wild-haired rock star, a world-famous pianist and composer who sold out concerts from Paris to Los Angeles.
If the news is stressing you out, take a break and go retro to enjoy “Guys and Dolls,” an earlier slice of American life and a classic chapter in the history of the Broadway musical.
Crazy thing about genetics. Ben Taylor had considered becoming a gardener, working the earth and being close to nature. But as the son of James Taylor and Carly Simon, he was wired to perform. And—go figure — he turned out to be very good at it.
Let’s take a moment to thank the people who gave us “Freddy vs. Jason.”
And while we’re at it, also the makers of “King Kong vs. Godzilla,” “Alien vs. Predator” and “Dracula vs. Frankenstein.”Because without these movies, we simply wouldn’t have a clue as to which serial killers/giant mutants/monsters could kick each other’s butts.
Arroyo Grande native Zac Efron joins Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley Tisdale, Corbin Bleu in High School Musical 3: Senior Year, which opens Friday.
Sarah Gerhardt’s first real big-wave beat-down came while surfing a 15-foot swell in Morro Bay.
Two years before her friend Jackson Browne was arrested while protesting the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant, Bonnie Raitt participated in a huge anti-nuke protest in San Luis Obispo.
There’s a reason why people buy red staplers, Dwight Schrute bobbleheads and stuffed Dilberts: It’s because many Americans are disenchanted with their jobs, and those items—pop culture icons that symbolize the worst in office culture—affirm that others view the workplace with the same disregard.
Some of the actors who teach at the Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts demonstrate their own acting talents in PCPA Theaterfest’s production of “The Weir,” by Irish playwright Conor McPherson.
They call themselves “The Dynamic Trio”— three Central Coast women with musical talent to spare.
Most kids don’t ever meet their heroes. But for a young Tommy Emmanuel, it was almost too easy.
C harles Dickens’ “Oliver Twist” is hardly a sunny subject for a Broadway musical.
The frenetic, tuneful Studio Players production of “Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical” can be seen as a colorful period piece. But it is more. It’s a reminder of the hopes for peace and love in the 1960s that linger today.
Fall into a full season of Broadway musicals, concerts and comedy.
