by Jonathan Whritenour in Entertainment
World-renowned illusionist David Copperfield will bring his act, "David Cop-perfield: An Intimate Even-ing of Grand Illusion," to the McCallum Theater from May 12 to the 14.
Copperfield, 52, who was born David Seth Kotkin, took his name from the lesser-known Dickens' novel, "David
Copperfield.
by Anna Altheide in Entertainment
Michael Sarver of American Idol chats with The Chaparral on their busy whirlwind tour!
by Anna Altheide in Entertainment
The Chaparral sits down and chats with American Idol runner-up and San Diego boy, Adam Lambert.
by Anna Altheide in Entertainment
Anoop Desai of American Idol chats with The Chaparral on their busy whirlwind tour!
by Anna Altheide in Entertainment
The Chaparral chats with American Idol season 8 contestant Scott MacIntyre.
by Anna Altheide in Entertainment
The Chaparral sits down and chats with California-native, Allison Iraheta.
by Jonathan Whritenour in Entertainment
The Dumont Scholarship Art Exhibit, which started April 22 and will end May 22, is currently on display at the Walter N. Marks Center for the Arts.
There are many students who have their art in the exhibit, all of whom received scholarships from Dumont.
by Jonathan Whritenour in Entertainment
People always scramble for a last-minute gift for their loved ones. Since it's Mother's Day, why not treat mom with a great movie?
The Wrestler, which stars Mickey Rourke in the Oscar-nominated comeback role of Randy "The Ram" Robinson, is a great movie that you'll want to watch multiple times.
by Jonathan Whritenour in Entertainment
College of the Desert (COD) held a free opera ensemble on May 1 and 2, which was open to the public. The event was held in the Pollack Theatre and featured many COD students, as well as professor Mark Almy.
The show, which started at 8p m and lasted nearly two hours, was directed by COD professor Mark Al-my.
by Chris Markarian in Entertainment
Kelly Clarkson, winner of "American Idol's" first season, makes her Coachella Valley debut at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino on July 3.
Clarkson, who was 20 at the time, auditioned for the show's 2002 inaugural season that featured singers from all across the country.
by Gina Tenorio (The Desert Sun) in Entertainment
The Living Desert has hired a Pennsylvania zoo director as its new president and CEO.
Stacey Johnson, currently executive director of the Lehigh Valley Zoo in Schnecksville, Pa., will replace longtime CEO Karen Sausman, who officially retired in 2008 but who has continued to work full-time at The Living Desert.
by Andrew L. Mayoral in Entertainment
The students from College of the Desert's (COD) performing arts, and its Ballet Folklorico club delivered a very fun performance of Blood Wedding in the Pollock Theatre.
The world-famous tragedy, written by respected dramatist, Federico Garcia Lorca, had been well modified to emphasize the tragedy's main themes for the enjoyment of its audience.
