Jason's 'Idol' confessions
Former Idol Jason Castro goes before our cameras.
Judging from the opening-night reviews, everyone likes the music and staging, but some find the story pretty flimsy.
Commissioning an artist to design a museum store -- and call it an 'acquisition' -- is something Richard Koshalek has tried before. |
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Former Idol Jason Castro goes before our cameras.
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On its 50th anniversary, the Brazilian capital seems stuck in the past. It was built with an optimistic eye on the future, whereas planners of today are wary about the fate of the planet.
Former Target CEO Robert Ulrich wants to represent the musical culture of every country on the planet.
The California Attorney General’s office says the museum mismanaged its finances and abused state law.
Benjamin Black’s third crime novel about Quirke’s search for sobriety and a missing woman in ’50s Dublin is well written and its characters well drawn.
‘Art Against Empire’ at the Center for the Study of Political Graphics focuses on American involvement in foreign lands.
The veteran actress has been lauded for her work in Lisa Kron’s new play. O’Connell loves the part, but says she has struggled with the reality that she has not known the same kind of tragedy as her character.
The Santa Monica High graduate returns at the head of an orchestra he’s helped to take ever higher.
In honoring ‘Next to Normal,’ the board ignored the advice of its drama jury in favor of its own sentiments, says Pulitzer jurist Charles McNulty.
Board overlooks the list of finalists to bestow the award on the 2009 musical, a critical and audience hit that, nevertheless, was not seen as a favorite to win.
There is no funding in place or timetable for the project, which could cost as much as $250 million.
The art museum offers to direct conservation work on the fragile structures that has been delayed by Los Angeles' budget crisis.
Under his leadership, the Balboa Park landmark became a Tony Award-winning font of dramatic productions bound for Broadway.
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