Free Pastry .
Sweet Tray

...-
/—

With Purchase of Dairy Tray
Ordered by 9/20/15

BREAKING OF THE

.8.0.1:5

Lox Dairy Trays:

Smoked Nova lox, Tuna Salad, Egg Salad,
Cream Cheese, Sliced Cheese, Tomatoes,
Onions, Cucumber and NY Bagels!

-?

music. And so much of the tradition
from the original days of bluegrass
is defined by spiritualty and gospel
music. The further I traveled with
bluegrass, the more uncharted it
felt for me as a kid from Chicago.
I found myself making music and
sharing tunes from people across
the country that had very different
upbringings. That is something to
me that I really cherish." Pikelny
appears with his band, Punch
Brothers (shown) — bandmate Chris
Thile will be Garrison Keillor's suc-
cessor as host of the Prairie Home
Companion — to play songs from
their T-Bone Burnett-produced lat-
est album Wednesday, Sept. 23,
at Ann Arbor's Michigan Theater.
Singer/songwriter Gabriel Kahane
opens for the band. $25-$40.

(734) 668-8397; michtheater.org .

ElECCIZSIID CbEil
EtageDUZZETIE3
& Nuts

VIVACE SERIES

Named for the Greek god Aeolus,
who governed the four winds, the
Aeolus Quartet (shown; including
cellist Rachel Shapiro) is inspired
by the idea of a single spirit unit-
ing four individual forces. Currently
the resident quartet of New York's
Juilliard School of Music will per-
form the Schumann Piano Quintet
and more, along with guest pianist
Steve Wogaman, president of the
Chamber Music Society of Detroit,
as part of Birmingham Temple's
Vivace series. 8 p.m. Saturday,
Sept. 26. $25-$28. (248) 788-
9338; vivaceseries.org .

❑

acting Emmys. Gaby Hoffman
(Transparent) and Alan Cumming
(The Good Wife), who aren't Jewish,
are nominated for playing Jewish
characters.

Ongton X80@
248.737.8088 NIBBLESan cETOVa cKym

2034320

rive Have Been Catering
Celebrations in the 4
Jewish Community
for over 25 years!

cuStel

c6-41#4
.

Reservations
welcomed!

A NEW TV FACE

Saturday Night Live has announced
that just one new member, Jon
Rudnitsky, 25, will be added to the
cast for the 2015-16 season, which
starts Oct. 3. Rudnitsky mother's
brother is Michael Oren, 60, the for-
mer Israeli ambassador to the United
States. His stand-up routines feature
a lot of "millennial" humor (lots of
Facebook stuff) that should appeal
to a younger audience, and his origi-
nal digital shorts are very much in
the SNL mode. One short is a movie
parody (look for it on YouTube) called
The Jewish Hunger Games: Kvetching
Fire. In other words, Yom Kippur
meets the Hunger Games.
Rudnitsky got some heat last
week when sources reported he had
tweeted out some unfunny, nasty
jokes about women and gays. Being
offensive and not funny is a major
comedic sin that Jon should atone
for this Yom Kippur.

29 /person!
-I.,"

(add fresh fruit $2/person)

Garn

AT THE MOVIES

Opening on Friday, Sept.18, is
Grandma, written and directed by
Paul Weitz, 49 (About a Boy). Comic
legend Lily Tomlin plays Ellie, a les-
bian poet coping with the recent
death of her life partner. When Ellie
discovers that her 18-year-old grand-
daughter, Sage, is pregnant, the two
embark on a road trip to come to
terms with their troubles. Playing
Sage is Julia Garner, 21, in what
may be the breakthrough role for
this delicately pretty and talented
actress whose bigger (and highly
praised) roles have been in films that
didn't break out of the festival circuit.
Garner's mother, Tami Gingold, a
New York therapist, was a well-known
comedian in Israel, and made a few
Israeli films, before moving to the
States some 30 years ago.

❑

OFFERING
A WORLD
OF FLAVOR!

Owners: Shan Tarn and Johnny Tarn

Large Parties Showers
Anniversaries
Birthday Parties
Catering • And More

248-474-8183

27626 Middlebelt Road
at 12 Mile • Next to CVS
Farmington Hills

Seating for up
to 200 people

Hours of Operation:
Mon.-Thurs.: 11am — 9:30pm
Friday: 11am — lOpm
Saturday: Noon — 10pm
Sunday: Noon — 9pm

2030160

September 17 • 2015

63