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Patti LuPone on an unnamed sitcom, because I don't want this video to be deleted :) Author: katemuffinn Keywords: Patti LuPone Added: July 19, 2008

The success of the Center on Halsted, Chicago s LGBT Community Center, has been met with some difficult challenges. Some of the people that need a place like the Center the most are the queer youth of color who struggle to make their place in the increasingly affluent gay bubble of Halsted street. The well-to-do neighborhood where the Center is located isn t sure how to react to upwards of twenty or so young black queers who congregate outside the building. This brings out some racist feelings in the local community and awkwardness on the part of the youth on how to best to relate or adapt to the area. Poor, queer, black teenage kids, meet your white, queer older neighbors. This is an exciting opportunity for these two distinct groups to learn from each other and grow as a whole. After all, society is changing so quickly that the establishment folks need to turn to the young kids to see what s happening. And of course, young people have much to learn from their elders. What is the community going to do? can we come together to bridge the divide. On today s show Jason McVicker, your gay therapist joins us on today s Feast of Fools. Jason s the Director of Mental Health Services at the Center on Halsted and he talks with us about the Intergenerational Divide and how race, money and age are tearing us apart. We ask What s the matter with kids today? or What s the matter with all of us? Patti Lupone s still got it- last Sunday the popular Broadway actress, well known for her originating the title role in the musical Evita, got her second Tony last Sunday after 29 years for her lead in the musical Gypsy. (We re not sure if they counted the year the show came out or the year she got the award.) In case you missed the show, be sure to check out her singing Everything s Coming Up Roses in the clip here on the right. She s got some incredible pipes! What a legend. It seems Broadway is just a little more gay, or lesbian this week after iconic comedian Joan Rivers talked in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette about her lesbian same-sex kiss with then unknown superstar-to-be Barbara Streisand. From the interview: We played lesbian lovers, Rivers recalls. That was the first thing Barbra did; soon after that she really got going. Let me tell you, Barbra is a great kisser, but no tongue. Are they still friends today? Sadly, no. Too bad, today they would have made the ultimate lesbian power couple, to rival Ellen and Portia, or Laverne and Shirley. According to Joan, Babs is so self-absorbed she never watches TV, not even the Oscars. Otherwise she wouldn t have asked Joan the last time they saw each other Are you still in the business? Joan: She s not making a joke. She has no clue what anyone else is doing. A huge kiss to my peeps in Puerto Rico for voting down the gay marriage ban. And this time neither I nor Tila Tequila can take credit for it. Speaking of which, in California all the new marriage papers have Party A or Party B instead of male and female or bride and groom. The new question everyone is pondering, which one is which? Does Party B stand for the BOTTOM or does Party A stand for a Canadian with a six pack of Molson, you know, PARTY, EH? How do you spell fabulous? F-O-F. Featured Music: Ben Lerman - Ukular Winter: MySpace | Site RSS FEED | SUBSCRIBE ON iTUNES SUBSCRIBE ON: GOOGLE Share & Save

Author: broadwaybullet Added: Thu, 15 May 2008 16:19:32 -0800 Duration: 118* Whoopi to host Tony's. * Patti LuPone recording Gypsy soundtrack. * PS Classics releasing A Catered Affair, Adding Machine. * Groff & Michelle leaving Spring Awakening. Read more at http://www.BroadwayBulletin.com Tony award winner Whoopi Goldberg has signed on to host the 62nd annual Tony Awards, to be broadcast live on June 15 from Radio City Music Hall. The Tony's have gone two years without a single master of ceremonies, instead working with a lot of different presenters. Interestingly, this will mark Whoopi's first time as emcee of this huge theatre event. Whoopi has hosted the Oscars four times. Patti Lupone and the cast of Gypsy headed into the recording studio last week to lay down tracks for a recording of the current version of the show. The recording will be released in August on Time Life records. The PS Classics label will release the soundtrack to A Catered Affair, the new John Bucchino musical, on May 27th... Read more at http://www.BroadwayBulletin.com

Author: broadwaybullet Added: Thu, 15 May 2008 16:19:32 -0800 Duration: 118* Whoopi to host Tony's. * Patti LuPone recording Gypsy soundtrack. * PS Classics releasing A Catered Affair, Adding Machine. * Groff & Michelle leaving Spring Awakening. Read more at http://www.BroadwayBulletin.com Tony award winner Whoopi Goldberg has signed on to host the 62nd annual Tony Awards, to be broadcast live on June 15 from Radio City Music Hall. The Tony's have gone two years without a single master of ceremonies, instead working with a lot of different presenters. Interestingly, this will mark Whoopi's first time as emcee of this huge theatre event. Whoopi has hosted the Oscars four times. Patti Lupone and the cast of Gypsy headed into the recording studio last week to lay down tracks for a recording of the current version of the show. The recording will be released in August on Time Life records. The PS Classics label will release the soundtrack to A Catered Affair, the new John Bucchino musical, on May 27th... Read more at http://www.BroadwayBulletin.com

GREAT PERFORMANCES' "Rise and Fall of The City of Mahagonny" from LA Opera Audra McDonald, Patti LuPone, and Anthony Dean Griffey star in "Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny" from LA Opera, a new production of one of the great 20th century operas. Tune in to PBS' GREAT PERFORMANCES series (check local listings) for this savage and lyrical satire told in a blend of opera and raucous music hall songs. Tony Award-winner John Doyle ("Company") directs. In this video clip, Audra McDonald sings the opera's best-known song, "Moon of Alabama." For more information, visit www.pbs.org/gperf. One of the longest-running performing arts anthologies on television, the award-winning GREAT PERFORMANCES series presents the best in music, dance, and theater. The series is a production of Thirteen/WNET New York and funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the National Endowment for the Arts, public television viewers, and PBS.

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While Mrs. Lovett playing the tuba may seem strange to some, "Sweeney Todd"'s Patti LuPone explains that she's no stranger to the tuba, as she recalls her years in the high school band, as well her formative years at Juilliard and in John Houseman's Acting Company, the mixed blessings of her triumph as "Evita" and why she always wants to be thought of as an actor, not a star. Original airdate - February 10, 2006.