Entertainment & Arts
Kansas-born Ed Elkins leaned against a stool in front of the stage, strummed a guitar and tapped both of the tan cowboy boots tucked under his worn blue jeans as he sang the country standard “Cryin’ My Heart Out Over You.”
May 18, 1993
L. A. vs. N.Y. The Big Orange against the Big Apple.
Feb. 21, 1993
The event: Rock icon Courtney Love and composer Todd Almond, stars of “Kansas City Choir Boy,” joined theater-goers in the lobby of the Center Theatre Group’s Kirk Douglas Theatre following Sunday’s West Coast premiere.
Oct. 19, 2015
Obituaries
Page Cavanaugh, a veteran pianist-singer whose trio was a popular nightclub and recording group in the late 1940s and ‘50s and who became one of Southern California’s most enduring lounge jazz artists, has died.
Dec. 24, 2008
Music
The House of Blues appearance Thursday by the Kansas City All-Stars, a 13-piece band composed mainly of musicians seen and heard in Robert Altman’s recent jazz-rooted movie “Kansas City,” was a remarkable event on two counts.
Jan. 11, 1997
Travel & Experiences
Two mega-rock groups straight out of the 1970s round out the Fremont Street Experience’s Rock of Vegas 2015 free summer concert series on Sunday, Sept. 6.
Aug. 18, 2015
Denizens of Disney Hall had been scheduled to get a double dose of Steven Stucky this week.
March 10, 2004
The rapper who was fired after making anti-Semitic statements in a June interview is back in the pop music group Public Enemy.
Aug. 9, 1989
California
A fire-and-brimstone congregation that has made headlines and drawn scorn for its protests at soldiers’ funerals has announced that it will protest the public memorial services for Crystal Cathedral founder the Rev.
April 7, 2015