The “cute Beatle” Paul McCartney plays a concert two days before his 80th birthday. Paul McCartney performs in concert at American Airlines Arena in 2017 in Miami, Florida. Justin Bieber pulls a doubleheader at the world’s most famous arena. Long Island’s pop princess Debbie Gibson performs after three years off the road with “The Body Remembers Tour.” $49-$79, Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts, 71 East Main Street, 63, (June 11, 8 p.m.) Singer/songwriter Debbie Gibson, who grew up in Merrick, will celebrate her 50th birthday on August 31. (Coming up later this summer are “Xanadu,” “All Shook Up” and the premiere of “Ella, First Lady of Song” starring Freda Payne.) $40-$65, Madison Theatre at Molloy College, 1000 Hempstead Ave., Rockville Centre, 51, (June 3-12)
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Madison Theatre launches its Signature Series of musicals with Lin-Manuel Miranda’s “In the Heights" about life in New York’s Washington Heights. Set in 16th century England, the show uses the songs of ‘80s hit makers The Go-Go’s to tell a story of inclusivity, gender fluidity, love and respect. They got the beat at Gateway Playhouse with the Long Island premiere of the quirky musical “Head Over Heels,” which had a far too brief Broadway run in 2018. Lemon delivered on-air monologues last Friday and Monday criticizing Hart, though the tone moderated from Part 1 to Part 2.Chaka Khan celebrates her over 40-year career, which has spawned 13 solo albums and 10 Grammys, in concert. They’ve got a strong point.’ So then there’s change.”Ĭohen asked Hart about the outcome of his discussions with CNN host Don Lemon last weekend. “Even reading them, I thought, ‘Oh s–t, yeah, they’ve got a point. “In 2012, I had to address the tweets,” he explained. Somehow, that was overlooked.”Ĭohen responded, “You’re saying this has not been a part of your act for a long time.” Hart affirmed that it wasn’t. He went on, “The dope thing about me is that there’s 10 years of change. So if you’re not aware of the things that you doing and saying, and you’re not aware of the damage, when you are aware, it’s your job to change and make sure you don’t do those things again, which is basically how you get to equality.” “And if that’s the fight - equal treatment - that means the only way to get there is to understand and accept the change that people have to make to get there. “The fight is about equality, in my understanding,” he said.
Hart then proceeded to describe his evolution over recent years. Even so, “because it’s you,” he told Cohen, “I will give you one thing.” “I’m not gonna do it!” he said, refusing to offer any more apologies.
Hart acknowledged his vow to GMA host Michael Strahan that he was “over the moment” and would no longer address the sequence of events involving old homophobic tweets and his subsequent treatment of their revelation. Friday Ratings: ABC's '20/20' And Fox's 'WWE Friday Night SmackDown Top The Demo Wars
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