Napa artist John Hannaford has work in the Artists’ Warehouse Exhibition and Sale, opening tonight at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art’s Artists Gallery and runs through May. 5. The exhibition, a major fundraiser for the museum’s gallery program, showcases work of the artists represented by the gallery. The opening reception is 6-9 tonight. The Modern Art’s Artists gallery is in Building A, Fort Mason Center, San Francisco.

“Cats” — Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical adaptation of T.S. Eliot poems and Broadway’s longest running musical — is both puzzle and delight.

When Wesla Whitfield begins a song, spellbound listeners cherish every word — and long after her last notes have faded, the lyrics linger.

Cats and cowboys and “Robinson Crusoe” — they’ll all be at the Opera House this summer.

The original Broadway sensation, Luis Bravo’s “Forever Tango,” comes to the Lincoln Theater June 5 bringing a world-renowned, all-Argentine cast.

A new organization, the Napa County Arts and Culture Commission, will take life this spring after a three-year gestation.

NEW YORK — Rosie O’Donnell has tossed off countless one-liners and quips in her career. On Monday, she had one line she said she never imagined she’d utter: “Please welcome Rupert Murdoch.”

Five women. Six years. In Wendy Wasserstein’s “Uncommon Women and Others,” the women meet in a New York restaurant 1977, six years after they graduated from Mt. Holyoke college for women, one of the traditional “seven sisters” colleges of the East.

LOS ANGELES — An annoyed look from “American Idol” judge Simon Cowell as a contestant expressed sadness over the Virginia Tech shootings was drastically misintrepreted, Cowell and the show said Wednesday.

When Ron McNeil plays Beatles songs with the Fab Four, he focuses on more than nailing the lyrics, harmonies and chords that get more complex during the course of a show.