Hollywood Bowl
Charlie Chaplin hat and cane to go under hammer
Nov 15, 2012 17:57 EST
Charlie Chaplin's iconic bowler hat and cane are to go under the hammer in Los Angeles this weekend, as part of an auction which also includes a John Lennon nude drawing of himself and Yoko Ono.
'La Camisa Negra' singer Juanes goes classical in LA
Aug 20, 2012 05:41 EDT
Colombian megastar Juanes, whose hit "La Camisa Negra" topped charts around the world, tried his hand at classical music for the first time this week at the legendary Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles.
Oscar limousine: Got champagne. How about sewing kit?
Feb 24, 2012 16:39 EST
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Ever wonder what goes on in the back seats of those Hollywood limousines stuffed with A-list stars as they pull up to Oscar's glitzy red carpet?
Travel Postcard: 48 Hours in Los Angeles
Jan 27, 2012 05:17 EST
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Got 48 hours in Los Angeles? Reuters correspondents with local knowledge help visitors make the most of the city:
Lady Gaga serenades Clinton with 'Bill Romance'
Oct 16, 2011 11:30 EDT
Lady Gaga serenaded Bill Clinton with a personalized version of her hit "Bad Romance" on Saturday at a star-studded tribute to the former US president and his decade-old foundation.
Lady Gaga, Bono to play Clinton Foundation concert
Sep 13, 2011 15:53 EDT
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Lady Gaga, Bono and Usher will pay tribute to the work of the Bill Clinton Foundation in a one-night concert at the Hollywood Bowl in October, the organization and Yahoo said on Tuesday.
Lady Gaga, Bono to perform for Bill Clinton
Sep 13, 2011 15:03 EDT
Activist rock stars including Lady Gaga and U2's The Edge and Bono will give a concert next month celebrating global aid work by former US president Bill Clinton since he left the White House, organizers announced Tuesday.
Still going: French crooner Aznavour, 87, gears up for tour
Sep 05, 2011 14:43 EDT
He may be 87, but don't suggest to French crooner and veritable national monument Charles Aznavour that his forthcoming tour is a goodbye. "I have never, ever used the word farewell," he quickly points out.
US concert pays homage to Frenchman Gainsbourg
Aug 24, 2011 16:29 EDT
American stars Sean Lennon and Beck are among the headliners at a Hollywood Bowl concert Sunday paying tribute to late French musician Serge Gainsbourg, praised as a lyricist but little known in the United States.
US soprano Christine Brewer makes 'Turandot' debut
Jul 14, 2011 09:59 EDT
US soprano Christine Brewer, who will make her debut as Puccini's "Turandot" at the Hollywood Bowl on Sunday, says she is ready -- at the age of 55 -- to take on the "daunting" role.
"American Idol" hires Ray Chew as music director
Dec 30, 2010 15:54 EST
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Among the changes for the upcoming tenth season of "American Idol" is a new music director to fill the seat Rickey Minor vacated when he left to lead "The Tonight Show" band at the end of Season 9.
Saxophonist James Moody dies of pancreatic cancer
Dec 11, 2010 06:10 EST
Jazz saxophonist James Moody, who improvised `Moody's Mood for Love,' dies in San Diego. Jazz saxophonist James Moody is best known for his 1949 "Moody's Mood for Love," but when he recorded the hit that eventually was elected into the Grammy Awards' Hall of Fame, he said, he was just "trying to find the right notes."
From 'Abbey Road' to digital download
Nov 22, 2010 19:00 EST
The Beatles are on iTunes, adding to the debate about how to best enjoy them. Let us consider the song, "I Saw Her Standing There."
Five things missing from Beatles/iTunes deal
Nov 17, 2010 20:34 EST
NEW YORK (Billboard) - One striking aspect of the newly available Beatles albums on iTunes is that they weren't accompanied by the release of more digital bells and whistles.
Neil Patrick Harris to direct romantic comedy
Oct 18, 2010 01:18 EDT
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Hollywood Renaissance man Neil Patrick Harris is taking on yet another role.
Well, the thief knew B.B. King lived here
Aug 15, 2010 20:00 EDT
A month ago, some ne'er-do-well with no respect for the blues made off with B.B. King's Lucille.It was his 15th Lucille, actually. The 15th in the line of his 16 Gibson electric guitars. The instrument is legendarily named for a woman over whom two men were fighting during one of King's early shows, in 1949, in a blues club in Twist, Ark. According to B.B. King lore, the two men tumbled onto the floor of the club, knocking over a barrel half-filled with kerosene used to keep the club heated and setting the venue ablaze.
Taylor-King tour hits right note for fans and business
Jul 16, 2010 23:51 EDT
NASHVILLE (Billboard) - When a James Taylor/Carole King co-headlining Troubadour Reunion tour was announced last winter, the concert industry reacted with the sort of laid-back reserve befitting the two mellow-rock icons. Few predicted that arenas full of smiling, dancing, sometimes weeping baby boomers -- and their kids and grandkids -- would blow up the box office in a summer that has seen its share of bad news for the touring business.
British conductor leads Independence Day concert
Jul 01, 2010 01:20 EDT
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bramwell Tovey, the conductor leading the popular Summertime Classics series at the New York Philharmonic this month, finds it amusing that a British musician is heading a concert to celebrate U.S. Independence Day.
British conductor leads Independence Day concert
Jul 01, 2010 01:20 EDT
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bramwell Tovey, the conductor leading the popular Summertime Classics series at the New York Philharmonic this month, finds it amusing that a British musician is heading a concert to celebrate U.S. Independence Day.
Cuba's Buena Vista Social Club to miss U.S. show
Jun 24, 2010 13:26 EDT
HAVANA (Reuters) - The first of three U.S. concerts scheduled by Cuban band Buena Vista Social Club has been canceled because of a delay in getting U.S. visas, their U.S. lawyer said on Thursday.