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Joseph Bologne, aka Chevalier de Saint-Georges, the subject of "Chevalier," was a historical figure of almost mythical stature so impressive that Napoleon went to great lengths to erase him from history when he reinstated slavery in the French colonies in 1802 after it had been

Clients often ask how their money should be invested. Should the money be invested in stocks, bonds, real estate? All the above? Well, we've all heard the expression, "Don't put all your eggs in one basket." It is not surprising that this applies to your

The Portland, Oregon art scene is thriving and Lizzy is there on the margins. A potter, she lives a life of quiet frustration.

"Air," about the Nike-Michael Jordan marriage, is a pure pleasure from beginning to end.

When it comes to age-related conditions, cataracts and dementia are typically at the top of the list. Each condition has a significant impact on an individual's quality of life, much so if dealing with both simultaneously.

Making a film within a film seems to be becoming a genre unto itself.

Los Angeles area realtors are scrambling to accommodate anxious sellers and eager buyers as the April 1 deadline to Measure ULA fast approaches.

"The Lonely Few," a musical premiering at the Geffen Playhouse in the tiny Audrey Skirball Kenis Theater, was commissioned by the Geffen. Ambitious and audacious, "The Lonely Few" is a play about hopes, dreams, successes, failures, disappointments and love in all its permutations and boundaries. 

March brings a bouquet of flowers (and weeds) and I will try to give you some viewing options and opinions. Buyer beware.

For one thing, without insurance the IRS can potentially become an unwanted beneficiary of your estate when you die. So, let's take a look at how this can be minimized and, in some cases, avoided.