Elton John’s Academy Award viewing party has become a beloved tradition in this town. And this year, on Sunday, March 4 at West Hollywood Park in West Hollywood, Crumble Catering will once again prepare over 1,000 five-course meals in a massive undertaking seamlessly executed by some of the top Chefs in the industry. As the official caterers for the Elton John AIDS Foundation Academy Awards Viewing Party for a 15th year, Crumble’s Chris Diamond and Wayne Elias are tasked with serving and pleasing the palates of Hollywood’s biggest A-listers.

This year, Chef Wayne will team up with Chef Joan Roca of El Celler de Can Roca, a Michelin three-star restaurant located in the medieval city of Girona in Catalunya in Northern Spain. The talented Chef and his brothers Jordi and Josep Roca are masters in their respective art of cuisine with Joan handling primary Chef duties, Jordi as patissier, and Josep as sommelier. Their food is complex, incorporating cutting-edge techniques and multiple ingredients to create highly stylized plates. Their dishes are designed to evoke memories, emotions and the landscape of their hometown in Northern Spain.

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From attending red carpet events to participating in the Kitten Bowl, cat sensation Sabrina Pound is truly taking the entertainment world by storm. Known for being a terrific actress and one fabulous feline with the most striking looks, Sabrina Pound has garnered thousands and thousands of fans across her social media platforms. It’s clear to see that there is never a dull moment in Sabrina Pound’s life.

In a recent Q&A, Sabrina Pound talked all about her love for acting. She said, “Acting is my greatest passion. I love expressing myself through the characters I portray.” Anything that the amazing Sabrina Pound works on is always so mesmerizing and awe-inspiring.

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The “Unauthorized Musical Parody Of…” series has a recipe that always works: take a beloved film, break it down to its most basic parts, find ways to lovingly exploit them and then loop in pop songs that help propel the story. And it works every time. The energy and talent on display at Rockwell Table & Stage are oftentimes some of the best the L.A. theater community has to offer. And while taking on something as wild and ambitious as “Jurassic Park” seems destined for, if not a failure, at least disappointment, it doesn’t seem to matter the grandness of the scope of a film because the “UMPO” camp can do just about anything.

Michael Crichton wrote the bestseller on which Steven Spielberg based his 1993 film adaptation, which went on to become a worldwide smash and spawned three sequels (with a fourth coming soon). The fantasy-thriller focuses on an island that is set to become a theme park with real-life dinosaurs cloned from DNA. When one of the creatures kills an employee, the park’s owner John Hammond (Owain Rhys Davies) recruits three paleontologists, Alan Grant (Keir Kirkegaard), Ellie Sattler (Lesley McKinnell) and Ian Malcolm (Michael Thomas Grant, who is referred to solely as Goldblum since Jeff Goldblum, who played the role in the film, transcends every character he plays), to come in to oversee and do damage control. Of course, to our delight, things don’t go according to plan.

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