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HBO political comedian Bill Maher schedules Louisville appearance at Kentucky Center [Humor]
Tired of being politically incorrect? Bill Maher isn’t. And he’s coming to Louisville.
An Acoustic Evening with Pam Tillis at the Kentucky Center [Music]
13 top ten hits on the country music charts, winner of the Country Music Awards’ Female Vocalist of the Year, and one of the country stars you grew up listening to.
Louisville news: Thanksgiving at the Beshear house--Dad, pass the tax breaks edition [News]
- "State representatives and local advocates are asking Gov. Steve Beshear to consider changes to Kentucky’s child welfare system. The request comes after reports of a child’s death uncovered that a state caseworker failed to investigate previous allegations of child abuse. This has led some to question the Cabinet for Health and Family Services, which is responsible for investigating alleged abuse." [WFPL]
Louisville news: Losers in Kentucky's gubernatorial race debate while winner chickens out edition [News]
- "Two candidates for the state’s top office criticized incumbent Democratic Gov. Steve Beshear for being a no-show in the first televised debate of the governor’s race. Republican David Williams and independent Gatewood Galbraith appeared Monday on KET’s Kentucky Tonight to discuss education.
Celebrity Autobiography brings stars--and comedy--to the Kentucky Center this Thursday [theater]
No invite to the Brownstable Brown party? $275 ticket price for the Taste of Derby a bit out of your range?
Can you handle the truth? The What If? Theatre Company presents A Few Good Men [Theater]
Yes, it’s a movie. But before Tom, Jack and Demi made waves on the big screen, mega-star playwright and screenwriter Aaron Sorkin wrote this script for the stage—and that’s where it will be found again this weekend.
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