“Bat Out Of Hell – The Musical” arrives at Chicago’s Auditorium Theatre for one night only. Iconic music from Jim Steinman and Meat Loaf take center stage on April 9th, 2026, according to a press release from The Silverman Group.
The musical has already won awards in England, toured internationally, and scored rave reviews through major news outlets like New York Times.
This summer, author Stephanie Mack is releasing the book event of the season! Her June title “Twenty Something Else” promises to be the life of the party with a story about a woman approaching her 40th birthday.
In the book, character Sutton Layne is married with three children and runs a successful interior design business. An accident on the pickleball court threatens the present-day routine by giving her the opportunity to go back in time and make different life choices. She can choose a new career, location, and even a life partner. What happens the second time around?
For Glamour magazine, Hilary Duff recently viewed a “What Dreams Are Made Of” cover video Megan Nicole did with hubby Cooper Green, and the video is heartwarming. Hilary complimented internet icon Megan on her stellar performance of the Lizzie McGuire hit.
In response to the love, Megan and her sister Madi celebrated the Disney icon’s new album release “luck… or something” with a podcast episode discussing her career and personal milestones. The Fuzzy Pod weekend show is full of the sisters’ admiration and honest opinions about Hilary’s impressive life in the spotlight and her return to music following a decade hiatus.
Check out the video above.
Hilary Duff’s “luck… or something” album released on February 20th, 2026.
Amanda Janson delivers a heartfelt masterpiece on February 27th. Her inspirational album “Sinner to Saint” drops and every song will leave listeners speechless.
The Company of “Così fan tutte.” Credit: Cory Weaver
Opening day for Mozart’s “Così fan tutte” was full of joy! On February 1st, the opera kicked off in front of a full house at 2pm at the Lyric Opera House in Chicago, IL.
Set in the 1930s, the highly anticipated comedic show begins with Ferrando (Anthony León) and Guglielmo (Ian Rucker) beaming with pride at their brides-to-be, virtuous sisters, Fiordiligi (Jacquelyn Stucker) and Dorabella (Cecilia Molinari). The story takes an interesting turn when philosopher Don Alfonso (Rod Gilfry) suggests the two gentlemen put their perfect women to the test prior to exchanging vows. The young men agree to the bet, because they are overly confident in their ladies’ devotion to them. To make sure the bet stays a secret, Don Alfonso decides to include the maid, Despina (Ana María Martínez), in the charade as well.
Tim Lovelace’s anticipated “On a Different Note” album is now available on major streaming platforms. The award-winning singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and comedian brings together classics like “What a Wonderful World,” “You’ve Got a Friend in Me,” and “Let There Be Peace on Earth,” according to a press release from Turning Point Media Relations.
Jamie Grace was recently a guest on the “Pure Joy Podcast.” She spoke with radio personality Joy Summers about her past and present in the spotlight. From being an inspirational teen icon to a loving wife and mom, Jamie Grace is sharing it all.
New year means new music for Old Bear Records artist, Gabrielle Lovelace. “You Can’t Put God In A Box” was written by Lovelace with famed music greats Anthony Hoisington and Wayne Haun producing the song. Jason Webb, Scott Williamson, and Danny O’Lannerghty rounded out the star-studded band, according to a press release from Turning Point Media Relations.
What is the inspirational jazz single “You Can’t Put God In A Box” all about?