Entertainment

Artist, designer, and creative writer Dave Lowe came to Los Angeles in the late ’80s chasing illustration work—then found his real lane by saying yes to whatever needed making. Nickelodeon sets, Sci‑Fi Channel builds, Hallmark how‑tos, public art boxes, City Hall’s elephant, and finally a Tournament of Roses float: a career built on craft, community, and the joy of turning ideas into real objects.

Under the leadership of drama director Ms. Beth Meberg, JBHS Drama’s production of Everybody by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins was selected to perform at the prestigious California Educational Theatre Association (CETA) High School Theater Festival.

On Hollywood Way in Burbank, just down the street from Portos, behind an inviting storefront filled with color, fragrance, and the soft hum of creative hustle, sits The Enchanted Florist. Its owner, Kimberly Williams, moves through the space with the ease of someone who knows every bucket, bloom, shelf, and stem by heart.

Mary Gallagher will tell you she’s “a comic, actor, and writer,” but that doesn’t really cover it. She’s a survivor of Midwestern discipline, a student of chaos, a quiet storm turned loud truth-teller. She’s also a working mother, an educator, a late-night TV comic, a Colbert alum, a voice in the room helping actors find their own voices.

Tickets are now on sale for two musicals in The Colony Theatre's 2026 season.

This fun-filled family friendly show, titled “A Starry Night,” is certain to get you in the mood for a wonderful holiday season. 

JINGLE TALES opens with a musical set by the father/daughter duo Bishop followed by hilarious and heartwarming holiday tales told by eight of LA's best storytellers

The Colony Theatre in Burbank, CA (Heather Provost, Producing Artistic Director) announced today it will present the world premiere production of Millennials Are Killing Musicals in its 2026 season before the show heads to New York.

Elizabeth Dowell greets the world with a calm presence, the kind that seems to slow everything down. At 27, she has already built nearly a decade-long career as a lash artist and holistic aesthetician in her hometown of Burbank. But what sets her apart isn’t just her technical skill — it’s the philosophy she brings to her work.

On a sunny afternoon in Burbank, the front door of The Green Man creaks open and the scent of sage, sandalwood, and something indefinably earthy drifts out. Inside, shelves glow with candles, herbs, crystals, and hand-blended oils.