Well, he’s not officially leaving. Clippers’ coach Mike Dunleavy will be stepping down as head coach while keeping his general manager position after both owners of the Clippers and Dunleavy came to a mutual agreement. Under Dunleavy, the Clippers had only 1 winning season in 6 years. Meanwhile, assistant coach Kim Hughes will step in as interim head coach until the Clippers find someone else. Is Dunleavy’s leave something to celebrate? What do YOU think?
Event info: Get tix and watch the Clips change gears–next game is on February 6 against the Spurs!
When Fantasia made her Broadway debut back in 2007, Oprah saw a lot of promise in her. That is until the American Idol missed an unprecedented total of 50 shows. Big ‘O’ seems forgiving though as she has invited Fantasia on her talk show to discuss the absences and to promote her return to the musical on February 10th. It must be something juicy if she’s on Oprah to talk about it! What do YOU think it was?
Event info: See Fantasia in The Color Purple when the show comes to LA on February 10–purchase tix here.
Though the beloved Lakers lost in last night’s game against the Memphis Grizzlies, Kobe Bryant was still able to break records as the all-time Lakers scorer (Jerry West previously held the record). Bryant breezily shot in 44 points but the rest of his teammates weren’t able to boost the team to a win. Will the rest of the team step it up in time? What do YOU think?
Event info: Get tix to tomorrow’s game against the Bobcats and enjoy the live action!
Taylor Swift took home 4 Grammy awards last night including one for “Album of the Year” and beat out Beyonce and Lady Gaga. But instead of praise, questions about Taylor’s youthful age and industry innocence came to surface. She does write her own songs so the criticism seems a little unfair–what do YOU think?
Event info: Get tix to the Grammy winner’s concert and judge for yourself–Taylor comes to LA on April 15 & 16.
Bon Jovi got up on stage for their first Grammys performance ever and gave viewers a bit of a medley. The super group belted out “We Weren’t Born to Follow” and dueted with Jennifer Nettles on “Who Says You Can’t Go Home.” Prior to the awards show, fans got to vote for what other song they wanted to see the group perform and “Livin’ on a Prayer” was chosen. They gave an amazing performance–one that even got some of Bon Jovi’s celeb friends up on their feet. What did YOU think of their performance?
Event info: If you’re craving more, you’re in luck–Bon Jovi comes to LA on February 26-27 and March 4. They’ll then make their way to Vegas on March 6 so get tix fast!
@Sal_81 Can you call in sick? ;) We'll definitely have more deals though (along with good games hopefully) in the future..no worries :)about 5 hours agofrom webin reply to Sal_81
