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CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG AT RED ROCKS IN DENVER
The show called “An Evening with Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young,” Freedom Of Speech ‘06 was one of three sold out events at the Denver Red Rocks open air amphitheatre. Their first tour since 2002 started in July in Philadelphia. Their 2000 reunion tour was their […]

Mission: Impossible: III
I was privileged to see a private sneak preview the third installment of the Mission Impossible franchise, and what is arguably the first blockbuster popcorn movie of the summer of 2006.
Let me say from the onset that it starts with a bang and doesn’t let up. It’s non-stop action from beginning to end. […]

Movie Review: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
I had the opportunity to catch a private pre-screening of this movie. What a treat!
It opens in black and white with a dark and stormy night and the Warner Brothers logo. Then a snake slithers along the ground… and then the title. But soon afterwards it explodes […]

PAUL MCCARTNEY AT PEPSI CENTER IN DENVER
Sir Paul McCartney last visited the Denver Pepsi Center in 2002, where he performed what has now been captured on his album <a href=”http://www.blogger.com/Back in the US. It was the best concert I’ve ever been to, and I’ve been going to major concerts for 35 years. Why was […]

Concert Review: Chicago/Earth, Wind & Fire at Red Rocks in Denver
Red Rocks above Denver is a natural amphitheater that has been hosting concerts for almost a hundred years and is where the Beatles appeared 41 years ago. Paul McCartney, during his last concert in Denver commented that when the Beatles performed there, they had […]

Concert Review: James Taylor at Coors Amphitheater in Denver
I’ve seen James Taylor in concert about half a dozen times from the Greek Theater in Berkeley to Red Rocks above Denver. This performance at the Coors Amphitheater in the Denver Tech Center was the most relaxed I’ve seen. It is wider than either of the other […]

Theatre Review: The Philadelphia Story at the Old Vic in London
Sometimes you meet famous people when you attend the theatre in London — I did at a recent performance in early June. I attended the new London version of “The Philadelphia Story” which though most people know by the Katharine Hepburn-Cary Grant movie, was originally […]

At this site I’ll recount some of the best concerts I’ve seen, the most enjoyable plays and musicals, and both good and bad movies I’ve viewed.
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