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Lue Deck: The General Practitioner of Comedy
Lue Deck – comedy polymath learned his trade from the one and only Mitzi Shore. There’s an old joke. Murray and Saul, two old Jewish men, sit on…
Winning: It’s the American Way
America Faces its Biggest Challenge From our historical victory against the British in the late 1700’s to our home sports team winning the national championship, we Americans like…
Electric GPS Scooters Begin to Augment Our Cars
GPS electric scooters rock! If you’ve recently been to Hollywood, Santa Monica, or any area of Los Angeles which attracts a lot of walking traffic, no doubt you’ve…
Happiness is Squid, a Rolls Royce, and the Moment
The concept of happiness is a wild thing. Probably defined as the most personal of concepts on the planet. Because, if you were to ask a dozen people…
With a Little Help…It’s John Belushi! @ The Whitefire Theatre – Review
In Jack Zullo’s reprogramed original piece “With a Little Help…It’s John Belushi!” a very important question is asked of us the audience. Why does the world tend to…
GREEN VELVET: Richard Green’s David Lynch Related Kickstarter Campaign Catches Fire One Log Lady at a Time
A creative multi-force in Hollywood for most of his decades, Richard Green launches a crowd-funding campaign designed to fund a feature-length documentary on iconic Twin Peaks actress Catherine…
How I Got Boo’d Off Stage by 350 Londoners | Sometimes a tried and true formula backfires into comedy death
I’ve been asked to write a short true story about “comedy death”; the worst bombing on stage I ever experienced. Indeed, so many choices; where do I begin….
Homestyle Comedy: The Eggemon Comedy Festival
Well, just when I not only thought I was losing again, but with the advent of the closing of iconic comedy venue Nerd Melt last week, along comes…
Both Swiftian and Dickensian, Larry Hankin’s “How To Be Homeless” @ The Fanatic Salon
When one wants to learn the art of living, they go see art. Water Lilies (Nympheas) by Claude Monet, once described as “The Sistine Chapel of Impressionism”, as a…