Aiza Seguerra splits with long time girlfriend ABS-CBN News reports that acoustic singer Aiza Seguerra has broken up with her girlfriend of seven years, talent manager Chen Sarte. Sarte, who said that she has already moved on, appealed to the public to stop speculating on the cause of their break-up. “We remain friends and I [Continue]
International Bat Awareness Celebration Learn about bats Tuesday, April 17, through Thursday, April 19, at the Beardsley Zoo. The program runs 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and begins in the Research Station. Participate in scavenger hunts, crafts, story times and raffles. Zoo admission is $12 ages 12 and older, $10 ages 3 to 11 and [Continue]
(CNN) - Lindsay Lohan’s streak of good behavior may already be over. Less than two weeks after ending her formal probation, the actress has been accused of getting into an altercation with a woman in a nightclub. The woman filed a battery complaint against Lindsay Lohan on Saturday, accusing the actress of shoving her. The incident [Continue]
What to watch: ‘Blue Bloods’ on CBS at 10 p.m. EDT/ 9 p.m. CDT Tonight is a new episode of “Blue Bloods.” A drama about a multi-generational family of cops dedicated to New York City law enforcement. Watch the latest episode at www.cbs/show/blue_bloods. Trending topic: Kim Kardashian and Kanye West Rumors are spreading like [Continue]
The Colorado Creative Industries (CCI), a division of the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade, is hosting its inaugural Summit, Thursday and Friday at the DoubleTree hotel in Breckenridge. The event is titled Cultivating Common Ground and features a convening of artist-entrepreneurs, owners of creative sector businesses [Continue]
-By THIS DAY IN MUSICFrom The Entertainment News WireAdvance for the week of April 16-22 This Day in MusicFor April 15, 2007From Nielsen Entertainment News Wire 2003 – Reggae artist Ziggy Marley releases his first solo album, “Dragonfly,” via Private Music. The oldest son of Bob Marley, the artist fronted the Melody Makers [Continue]
“Say something,” Christian commands, his voice deceptively soft. “Do you do this to people or do they do it to you?” His mouth quirks up, either amused or relieved. “People?” He blinks a couple of times as he considers his answer. “I do this to women who want me to.” “Fifty Shades of [Continue]
The show: “Red” at Hartford’s TheaterWorks First impressions: “What do you see?” is the first line of John Logan’s idea-crammed play — more of a Socratic duologue really — about art, artists and life. How one sees the play depends on your taste for a rich and tense exploration about art in the 20th century. [Continue]
The documentary “Bully” (which opens in select theaters in San Diego on April 13) has been drawing a lot of attention over its R-rating. Lee Hirsch’s documentary “Bully” deals with the issue of bullying among kids. The fact that it received an R-rating (mostly for language) has prompted criticism because it is keeping [Continue]
Easter Egg Hunts Wethersfield hosts its egg hunt Saturday, March 31, at 2 p.m. at Cove Park on State street (near the department of motor vehicles at 60 State St.) The fun starts promptly, so arrive early. If weather or field conditions are poor, event will be held indoors. Call Parks and Recreation for alternate [Continue]