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06/03/2025

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One week until the penultimate performance of Good Night, and Good Luck streams live on CNN.

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04/05/2025

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03/11/2025

In 1981, Gregory Hines and Judith Jamison delivered unforgettable performances in the Broadway production of Sophisticated Ladies at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre. The show, a tribute to the music and legacy of Duke Ellington, featured a remarkable cast and celebrated the smooth elegance and rhythms of jazz. Hines, renowned for his exceptional tap dancing skills, and Jamison, an iconic dancer with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, brought their incredible artistry to the stage, creating a stunning synergy of movement and music.

Sophisticated Ladies showcased the magic of Ellington’s compositions through a spectacular fusion of dance, song, and storytelling, with Hines and Jamison at the heart of it all. Hines’s dazzling tap numbers and Jamison’s graceful, powerful dancing combined with Ellington’s timeless music to make for an exhilarating and visually captivating experience for audiences.

This photograph by Jack Mitchell captures the elegance and talent of the two performers, who defined the essence of the musical's celebration of jazz and its influential artists. Their performances in Sophisticated Ladies remain a testament to the power of dance and the enduring legacy of Ellington’s music in American theater.

02/12/2025

"Vigilantes Inc." 🎬 By August 2024, 40,000 self-proclaimed vigilante vote-fraud hunters had already challenged the rights of 852,381 voters — with a target of 2 million before the election. Did the voters decide the 2024 election, or voter suppression? Watch Greg Palast's award-winning documentary — narrated by Rosario Dawson and introduced by Martin Sheen — and decide for yourself..

By August 2024, 40,000 self-proclaimed vigilante vote-fraud hunters had already challenged the rights of 852,381 voters — with a target of 2 million before t...

02/02/2025

02/01/2025

President’s Trump's push to eliminate DEI from Federal agencies through Executive Orders almost took out the story of an unlikely casualty: The Tuskegee Airmen.

01/14/2025

Stay safe L.A. 🙏🏾

California Fires LIVE: Newsom says LA Blaze ‘Worst Natural Disaster in US History’ | LA Fires | CNBC TV18Live Updates: More Gusty Winds in L.A. Threaten Fire...

01/09/2025

⚓️Fair winds and following seas, Sir.

We have the watch. 🇺🇸

01/09/2025

01/09/2025

Filmmaker Aaron David Roberts’ lifelong dream has been to set up movie studios in his hometown of San Diego. Now, that idea seems to be ready for lights, camera, action. Last month, the Chula Vista City Council unanimously approved a letter of intent to start designing and constructing Chula Vista Entertainment Complex (CVEC), an 89,000-square-foot creative hub with virtual production studios, post-production facilities, coworking spaces, and more.

Roberts says he picked Chula Vista because the city has been eager to partner on other studios, putting in bids to build a Netflix studio and Amazon headquarters. “So I knew that this city has a bigger-thinking mentality of trying to attract industry and attract spaces,” he says.

Chula Vista Entertainment Complex will be a two-phase project. The first phase will be part of the Millenia Library on Millenia Avenue, which the city is already constructing. It’ll include co-working spaces, podcast studios, edit bays, photography rooms, and other Hollywood-style post-production facilities.

The next phase is building the 89,000-square-foot virtual entertainment complex. Roberts says it will feature “the next generation of production technology,” including a virtual production studio that will attract TV and movie studios.

Roberts expects the whole CVEC project will take three years to finish and will cost $85 million. Funding comes from venture capital, and Roberts is already securing letters of intent from industry players eager to use the facility.

The potential economic impact could be huge–Roberts estimates CVEC will generate about $544 million over a decade, and it’ll create jobs that otherwise would only be found in L.A.

By offering resources and opportunities, he also hopes to nurture San Diego's talent and make it a hub for filmmakers, YouTubers, and other creators. “This is about building up the local creative community,” Roberts says. “There’s so much potential here, and I want to help the next generation of creative artists find their footing.”

For the full story, click here: https://sandiegomagazine.com/everything-sd/chula-vista-entertainment-complex-film-studio/

12/30/2024

RIP 🕯 Linda Lavin.
Broadway star and of TV's
"Barney Miller", and "Alice".

12/30/2024

RIP Jimmy Carter 🕯
39th US 🇺🇸 President.
October 1,1924 - December 29th, 2024