Tobolowsky’s two-character play is less of a theater piece and more of a dramatic reenactment of conversations he had with Abe, an Auschwitz survivor full of character.
The 102nd National Football League season just began, and it’s a special one for Los Angelenos and the Jewish people.
It started with about 200 punk musicians and fans in a bowling tournament and evolved into the enormity that it is today. By 2011, the festival had migrated to downtown Las Vegas, where approximately 15,000 fans come annually from all over the world to attend.
Throughout the show, now in its second season, Roy is faced with the reality that his career as a professional athlete is coming to an end. And for his performance, Goldstein is nominated for a Primetime Emmy for Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series.
Netflix has premiered a new film, “Worth,” which is about Feinberg’s work, and stars Michael Keaton as the lawyer.
The last time Braun played for a baseball team in California was in 2002 with the Granada Hills High School Highlanders. And even though he has played his entire career with the Milwaukee Brewers, he hasn’t lost sight of his Southern California roots.
Every two years, after the Olympic flame is extinguished, each athlete goes home with a participation medal. But not every athlete goes home to Michael Phelps-esque fanfare.
Al Brooks, has been in the newsstand business for 44 years. He opened his first store on Fairfax Avenue across the street from Canter’s Deli, and at one point, he had locations on the Third Street Promenade and in San Francisco. He’s been at the Beverly Drive location since 1984.
106-year-old synagogue was the largest in the West from 1915-1951; now set to become a cultural hub for Jewish and Latino communities.
Rep. Torres looking to be a problem solver, not a performer, in cultivating allies in the South Bronx, in Congress and abroad.
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