The city of Palmdale presents “The Hunger Games” at Family Movie Night, this evening at The Palmdale Amphitheater, 2723 Rancho Vista Blvd.
Category: Entertainment
The CW’s working on a series for Flash
Another DC Comics hero is coming to life on The CW. The network’s president, Mark Pedowitz, announced Tuesday at the Television Critics Association press tour that the CW’s planning to introduce The Flash on their existing series “Arrow” before attempting to put the character front and center on its own TV show.
Dying ‘Simpsons’ co-creator giving away fortune
Sam Simon, who made his fortune developing shows such as “The Simpsons” and “The George Carlin Show,” has decided to react to a terminal cancer diagnosis the way he always has to everything else: by giving.
Ten former “Idol” contestants sue, allege racial bias
Fox’s longtime singing competition “American Idol” is embroiled in a lawsuit brought by 10 African American former contestants who say they were unfairly dismissed from the show because of their race.
Rapper DMX arrested, accused of driving under the influence
Rapper DMX has found himself behind bars again, this time with a DUI charge.
Family movie nights return to Palmdale Amphitheater
This year marks the return of the popular “Family Movie Nights” to the Palmdale Amphitheater.
Blood, Sweat & Tears to perform
Jazz/Rock legends Blood, Sweat & Tears bring their classic sound to the Palmdale Amphitheater this Saturday, July 27, as part of the city’s summer concert series.
Lancaster Grand Prix deadline nears
Businesses who sign up as sponsors of the Streets of Lancaster Grand Prix also have an opportunity to enter the competition as a driver in the VIP event, and the deadline to get involved in this is Aug. 7.
Jazz returns to Central Avenue
Ernie Andrews and the Gerald Wilson Band are among the veteran musicians set the grace the stage of the 18th annual Central Avenue Jazz Festival this weekend.
Spike Lee gets handsome support from director
The “newest, hottest Spike Lee joint” has landed a generous A-list investor. After filmmaking legend Spike Lee turned to Kickstarter to drum up $1.25 million for a new movie, fellow director Steven Soderbergh has opened up his wallet.

