[ad_1] On the Shelf The Princess of Las Vegas By Chris BohjalianDoubleday: 400 pages, $29 If you buy books linked on our site, The Times may earn a commission from Bookshop.org, whose fees support independent bookstores. Chris Bohjalian, whose 25th novel, “The Princess of Las Vegas,” was released on Tuesday, grew up in New York… Continue reading Chris Bohjalian talks Princess of Las Vegas, Armenian heritage
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Lukas Gage Addresses Short Marriage To Chris Appleton
[ad_1] Lukas Gage Addresses Short Marriage To Chris Appleton Lukas Gage might’ve spilled more tea than intended about his short-lived marriage. If you remember, last year, Lukas, 28, and Kim Kardashian’s celebrity hairdresser, Chris Appleton, 40, surprised everyone when they revealed they were dating. First, they sparked dating rumors in February with a series of… Continue reading Lukas Gage Addresses Short Marriage To Chris Appleton
Review: Chris Thile calls for ‘Attention!’ with his mandolin
[ad_1] When it comes to provocatively suggestive titles, composers’ intentions are seldom as successfully realized as with, say, Scriabin’s “Poem of Ecstasy” or P.D.Q. Bach’s affectionate Philip Glass parody, “Einstein on the Fritz.” Yet, in the case of Copland’s beloved “Appalachian Spring,” which closed the Los Angeles Philharmonic Hollywood Bowl program Tuesday night, the composer… Continue reading Review: Chris Thile calls for ‘Attention!’ with his mandolin
Chris Peluso, actor in Broadway’s ‘Mamma Mia!,’ dies at 40
[ad_1] Chris Peluso, a stage actor who starred in Broadway’s “Mamma Mia!” and “Wicked,” as well as “Miss Saigon” in London’s West End, died this week. He was 40. A year ago, it was publicly announced that the prolific actor had stepped away from performing to seek treatment for schizoaffective disorder. Peluso’s family confirmed his… Continue reading Chris Peluso, actor in Broadway’s ‘Mamma Mia!,’ dies at 40
Chris Fleming’s “HELL” goes beyond his awkward body of work
[ad_1] “How well does Chris’ stand-in know the show? Can he do the set if we send Chris to heaven?” deadpans Chris Fleming’s agent, played by Rachel Crowe, during the opening sketch of the comedian’s new special, “HELL.” He’s just crashed into a staircase, his legs askew, in what the stage manager refers to as… Continue reading Chris Fleming’s “HELL” goes beyond his awkward body of work
Chris Fleming’s Peacock Comedy Special ‘Hell’
[ad_1] Photo: Trae Patton/Peacock In his Peacock special Hell, Chris Fleming more than once attempts to explain how he became the person he is now. It’s a good comedian’s device: the childhood story that illuminates the current onstage weirdo, an anecdote that’s part autobiography and part personality test. For Fleming, one version of this is… Continue reading Chris Fleming’s Peacock Comedy Special ‘Hell’
Chris Pratt Spoke Out After The "Parks And Recreation" Cast Joined The SAG-AFTRA Picket Line
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Comedian Chris Tucker sets Legend Tour for fall
[ad_1] It’s official: Actor-comedian Chris Tucker will embark on his first major North American tour since 2011. The “Air” and “Rush Hour” star will embark on a 30-date tour in North Charleston, S.C., early next month. He’ll hit two Los Angeles-area locations in October before wrapping the tour in January 2024, Live Nation announced Wednesday.… Continue reading Comedian Chris Tucker sets Legend Tour for fall
Chris Noth denies sexual assault allegations: ‘ridiculous’
[ad_1] This story includes descriptions of alleged sexual assaults. Chris Noth isn’t denying any wrongdoing, but he’s doubling down that he committed no crime. The embattled actor, known for playing Mr. Big in “Sex and the City” and Det. Mike Logan on “Law & Order,” is speaking out about the sexual assault allegations made against… Continue reading Chris Noth denies sexual assault allegations: ‘ridiculous’
‘This Fool’: Chris Estrada on the show’s humor and working class life
[ad_1] When Chris Estrada was growing up in Los Angeles in the ‘90s, he got to see the gestalt of the region. He learned to drive at a young age, “like 13 or 14,” he says, as a necessity. His mom worked two jobs while his grandma watched the kids. “My mom would be like,… Continue reading ‘This Fool’: Chris Estrada on the show’s humor and working class life