Air Supply, Friday 8:30 p.m.
The Power of Love.
The Grove of Anaheim
2200 E. Katella Ave.
Anaheim, CA 92806
714-712-2750
'80s DJ, Saturday 10 p.m.
Bust out the leg warmers
The Royal Hawaiian
331 N. Coast Hwy.
Laguna Beach, CA 92651
949-494-8001
Bernadette Peters with Orchestra, Saturday 8 p.m.
Golden Globe and Tony Award-winning performer Bernadette Peters
Cerritos Center
12700 Center Court Dr.
Cerritos, CA 90703
800-300-4345
‘Discovering Chimpanzees: The Remarkable World of Jane G
LAist has about 20 artists they say are "confirmed" for Coachella (coming up soon! April 17-19!), and many more that are "rumored"--and given that just about every act of note is "rumored" for Coachella at this point in the year, a classification that's about as meaningful as last night's Golden Globes (though any night when Tracy Morgan and Bruce Springsteen both get to give acceptance speeches is pretty awesome).Here's who they say are confirmed:
I've got to hand it to O.C. restauranteurs: They've got some good ideas in their heads. With the bad economy eating away at their business, some of them have devised creative ways to draw attention to themselves, and hopefully, get people in the door.
Take Royal Khyber. They're offering a $29.95 package deal which includes a 3-course dinner and a ticket to Slumdog Millionaire. The Indian movie -- which just won big at the Golden Globes and is rumored to be an Oscar-contender -- just hap
For an older fella, Bruce Springsteen has been keeping busy lately. His new album, Working on a Dream, is out today, he won a Golden Globe a couple weeks ago for the title track of "The Wrestler" (an excellent tune which was oddly snubbed at the Oscar noms), and he's playing at the Super Bowl on Sunday (go Cardinals!!).He--and the E Street Band--are also returning to Southern California on April 15, Live Nation announced today. The show will be at the LA Sports Arena, and comes about a year afte
Photo courtesy of DMedia Inc.Eugene HedlundOrange County is, of course, screaming with Republican campaign consultants but a couple youngish guys from here are making their mark creating campaign ads for Democrats--while clinging to the far loftier goals of helping to overturn Prop. 8 and turn this red county blue.Under 35ish Eugene Hedlund and Bryan Choate--CEO and president, respectively, of Irvine-based DMedia, Inc., in recent months have received five national advertising awards for their ca
