Your guide to San Diego area entertainment, music, arts, dining and culture, every Thursday morning.
 Thursday, Aug 9 A full 15 years after announcing her retirement from stand-up comedy, Ellen DeGeneres is set to kick off her first stand-up tour this weekend in San Diego. The three-city tour will culminate in a Netflix special for which she is being paid $20 million. |   | |
| Aloe Blacc, best known for collaborating with Avicci on their hit song "Wake Me Up," is completing his fourth album. "My goal is to shed light on issues I think are important," he says. |
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| His project, titled "In Memoriam," can be best described as part mural and part performance, where the artist engages visitors through the creation of several small murals. |
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| Vista theater revives musical based on Victor Hugo's 1831 novel. |
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| There are two things San Diegans will line up for on the weekends: beach parking and brunch. But with the way brunch menus are proliferating around town — at STK, Amici's Ristobar, Herb & Wood and The Patio on Lamont — mimosas are clearly shining brighter than the midday sun. |
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| The Punch Brothers' exquisite, genre-leaping new album, "All Ashore," explores relationships in our "current unsettled political climate." The results are captivating. |
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| In curating "My Favorite Playlist," which will be performed Tuesday at Conrad Prebys Concert Hall, Lin was especially adventurous in his selections. |
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| With the passing of Joël Robuchon, the third of three giants of the culinary world passed away. He follows Paul Bocuse, who died in January, and, of course, Anthony Bourdain, who took his own life last month. |
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