During the pandemic, Lisa Edelstein, the actor best known for her roles as Abby McCarthy in Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce, Dr. Lisa Cuddy on the popular medical drama series “House, took to ...

Lisa Edelstein: “Little by little, I realized, like, my version of expression is as valid as anybody else’s. I think that it doesn’t mean it’s great art, but it certainly has a place in ...

Lisa Edelstein is an award-winning actress, writer and director with a penchant for darkly comic performances in such critically-acclaimed series as The Emmy-winning Fox hit House, The Kominsky ...

TV star Lisa Edelstein’s art exhibit captures her Jewish family Her first solo exhibition, titled ‘Family,’ is on display at the SFA Advisory art gallery in downtown Manhattan through January 25 ...

TV star Lisa Edelstein captures her Jewish family in a solo painting exhibit This TV star has channeled her culture into her new passion. By LINDA BUCHWALD/JTA JANUARY 21, 2023 06:16 ...

Lisa Edelstein reveals she recently was paid 97 cents in residuals for the two episodes of “Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce” which she wrote and starred in. . The actress shared the ...

As 2023 ends, this writer will also take his leave. Since 2005, I’ve written mostly about acoustic music primarily in the Barre-Montpelier area, but also about musicians and musical events closer to ...

Lisa Edelstein’s Dr. Cuddy (the Dean of Medicine and House’s boss) was obviously in control. And Jennifer Morrison’s Dr. Cameron was the moral center of House’s diagnostic team.

Lisa Schiff, once a sought-after art adviser with a clientele that included Hollywood A-listers like Leonardo DiCaprio, has ...

You can see Lisa Edelstein: The Den Art Exhibition starting Sept. 16 through Oct. 28 at the Anat Ebgi Gallery in Mid-Wilshire. For more information head to AnatEbgi.com. This segment aired on the ...

Edelstein enjoyed drawing as a child and teen, but she didn’t continue with it after high school. It wasn’t until pandemic lockdown that she returned seriously to the art form.

Edelstein enjoyed drawing as a child and teen, but she didn’t continue with it after high school. It wasn’t until pandemic lockdown that she returned seriously to the art form.