Barrier-breaking Sidney Poitier dies at 94
Sidney Poitier, trailblazing actor who broke Hollywood race barriers, dies at 94 in Los Angeles. Born in Miami to Bahamian parents, he rose from dishwasher work to Academy Award winner with roles in In the Heat of the Night and Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, inspiring generations of Black actors.
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Kathleen Madigan brings Do You Have Any Ranch? to Cleveland
Comedian Kathleen Madigan announces a Jan 14 show at Key Bank State Theatre in Cleveland as part of her Do You Have Any Ranch? tour. The St. Louis native, a Last Comic Standing finalist, notes her Midwest focus, pandemic podcast launch, and aims for an escape night of fun.
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Morris looks back on Warrant and Lane tribute show
Morris recalls dreaming of joining Warrant after nearly auditioning for Ratt, touring with Poison and Whitesnake, and paying tribute to Jani Lane at Lorain. He jokes about Cherry Pie antics fans brought, and hopes to leave the cherry pies on tour buses for the holidays.
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