Art D’Lugoff, who was widely regarded as the dean of New York nightclub impresarios and whose storied spot, the Village Gate, was for more than 30 years home to performers as celebrated, and diverse, as Duke Ellington, Allen Ginsberg and John Belushi,... Full Article at The Daily Swarm

Being a caretaker for a half-century legacy of success and fame can be a heavy burden. But when Megan Hovde Wilkins considers that the legacy involves making people laugh, it kind of lightens the load. Full Article at Duncan Banner

Although he received less personal publicity than his box-office powerhouse contemporaries George Lucas and Steven Spielberg, Reitman had a comparable impact on filmmaking trends of the late 1970s and 80s. Full Article at Hollywood.com