The Loft News

Throughout the history of Bad Boy's Records, there hasA been a host of artists that were thrust into the spotlight alongside Diddy.

"It's starting to stink in here," saidA Baker Martin, co-owner of Sideways, which closed for most of January to refinish the wood floors.

James Ron James, Live, Canada's busiest and best-selling comedian, returns to Hamilton Place Friday Feb.

Time for Kids' new book shows kids how to solve science mysteries, Karimba's new CD makes listeners want to get up and dance, Andrew Lloyd Webber's classic musical 'Phantom of the Opera' records a performance for its anniversary, and more top picks.

Drury Lane Music Hall. Another song and dance extravaganza from Drury Lane Productions.

Representatives of more than two dozen Dayton arts and cultural organizations will learn today that there are opportunities for them to increase audiences, including younger residents.

Cakewalk. Dundas Little Theatre presents Colleen Curran's play in The Garstin Centre for the Arts, 37 Market St., Dundas.

A typical family dinner has inspired a new video series by comic Doug Blay titled - oddly enough - "Sunday Dinner." "I realized it was probably the funniest thing we do, trying to get everyone together and just how hectic it is.

Brinton Eaton, an SEC-registered investment advisory firm based in New Jersey, announced today that financial analyst Ellen Clawans, CFP, CPA, has been appointed Treasurer of the Education Foundation of Millburn-Short Hills.

Long Beach's first gay dance bar was one of the city's gay hot spots, but the 39-year-old establishment has become a ghost town most nights of the week.