For my entire time in LA, I have heard ravings (mostly from women) about this Yogurtland place. I drive by it almost every day on my way home when I’m out and about. Eliza even explained it to me. It’s … Read More
Patricia Alice Shelkey
October 26, 1940 – March 15, 2010
Patricia Alice Shelkey was born on October 26, 1940. Just before Halloween. Which is appropriate I think. Because Halloween was one of her favorite holidays. When we were … Read More
Lately, I’ve started to go to Tuesdays @ 9 which is this fun workshop series by the Naked Angels. They have writers and actors show up every week and the writers have the actors do some readings of stuff they’re … Read More
Week #10 of Song du Jour! This week’s song is called “Little Ships” and it’s based on a conversation I had with Kristen. About waiting for your ship to come in, that it doesn’t need to be a big ship. … Read More
I’m in a show every Saturday this month with some friends. It’s Jill Donnelly, Greg Tuculescu, Porter Mason, Thomas Middleditch, and me. So come check it out.
Here’s the blurb…
The Bodega Show is a new weekly improv show … Read More
This is week #9 of Song du Jour. It’s called “Evil Twin”. Had to write this very quickly this afternoon to make the deadline, but here it is. It’s about… being an evil twin.
Evil Twin If I … Read More
I’m excited because next week I’ll be performing with Rob Lathan again in Get Psyched! Check out the blurb… Get tickets here
Certified Life Coach Dr. Lanny Latham and inadvertent ghost writer Will Hines celebrate the release of their … Read More
Here’s the new one… Week #8 of Song du Jour: “You’ll Come Back Someday”. This was inspired by the train ride out to Los Angeles. No offense to people from Kansas!
You’ll Come Back Some Day She’s gone … Read More
This is week #7 of Song du Jour. It’s called “My Hands” and it’s about being a hand model and written for Ashly Covington who said to me, you should write a song about being a hand model. (She’s a … Read More
I was thinking about that expression the other day. “Throwing someone under the bus”. Where did it come from? Was there a situation where some people were on a bus and it became necessary for the rest of the people … Read More
