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Phil Rosenthal Announces ‘An Evening With Phil Rosenthal Of Somebody Feed Phil’ 2024 Tour Dates
WATCH THE ANNOUNCE VIDEO HERE
Tickets Available Starting Tuesday, February 13 with Artist Presale
General Onsale Begins Friday, February 16 at 10 AM Local at LiveNation.com
Phil Rosenthal, creator, writer and producer of Everybody Loves Raymond, and Netflix’s Somebody Feed Phil announced a series of 2024 dates for his live tour: An Evening with Phil Rosenthal following a successful 2023 run. Produced by Live Nation, the 25-city tour kicks off on Thursday, April 11 in Albany, NY at The Egg, with stops across the U.S. in Washington, DC, Atlanta, GA, Chicago, IL and more. His tour also includes a stop in Los Angeles at The Theatre at the Ace Hotel as part of the 2024 Netflix Is A Joke Festival.
Season 7 of Somebody Feed Phil will release on Netflix Friday, March 1.
TICKETS: Tickets will be available starting with an Artist presale beginning Tuesday, February 13 at 12 PM local time. Additional presales will run throughout the week ahead of the general onsale beginning Friday, February 16 at 10 AM local time at livenation.com.
AN EVENING WITH PHIL ROSENTHAL 2024 TOUR DATES:
Thu Apr 11 — Albany, NY — The Egg
Fri Apr 12 — New Haven, CT — Shubert Theatre
Sat Apr 13 — New York, NY — Beacon Theatre
Wed Apr 17 — Washington, DC — Warner Theatre
Thu Apr 18 — Durham, NC — Carolina Theatre
Fri Apr 19 — Charlotte, NC — Knight Theater
Sat Apr 20 — Norfolk, VA — Harrison Opera House
Sun Apr 21 — Atlanta, GA — Tabernacle
Wed Apr 24 — Columbus, OH — Speaker Jo Ann Davidson Theatre
Thu Apr 25 — Cleveland, OH — Ohio Theatre at Playhouse Square
Fri Apr 26 — Munhall, PA — Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall
Sat Apr 27 — Buffalo, NY — PAC at Buffalo State College
Sun Apr 28 — Toronto, ON — The Danforth Music Hall
Mon Apr 29 — Ottawa, ON — Algonquin Commons Theatre
Wed May 01 — Ann Arbor, MI — Michigan Theater
Thu May 02 — Grand Rapids, MI — GLC Live at 20 Monroe
Fri May 03 — Minneapolis, MN — Pantages Theatre
Sat May 04 — Chicago, IL — The Chicago Theatre
Sun May 05 — Dayton, OH — Victoria Theatre
Thu May 09 — Los Angeles, CA — The Theatre at the Ace Hotel *
Fri May 17 — Seattle, WA — Moore Theatre
Wed Jun 05 — San Jose, CA — California Theatre
Thu Jun 06 — Santa Rosa, CA — Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
Fri Jun 07 — Sacramento, CA — Crest Theatre
Sat Jun 08 — Mesa, AZ — Mesa Arts Center
*Part of Netflix Is A Joke Festival – already on sale
About Phil Rosenthal
Phil Rosenthal is the award-winning creator, executive producer, and host of “SOMEBODY FEED PHIL,” as well as a New York Times Best Selling Author. “Somebody Feed Phil” – one of Netflix’s most popular food and travel shows has garnered a cult-like following and will release its seventh season in March 2024. This Emmy-nominated unscripted documentary series combines his love of food and travel with his unique brand of humor has become must-see TV for foodies, restaurateurs, travelers, and armchair enthusiasts all over the world. Rosenthal recently won a 2022 Critics Choice Real TV Award for “Best Travel/Adventure Show” on behalf of the series, and he also garnered a 2022 James Beard Award nomination for “Visual Media—Long Form.”
Following a resounding call from fans, Rosenthal created a companion book, “SOMEBODY FEED PHIL THE BOOK”, which was released in the US on October 20th, 2022 via Simon Element (an imprint of Simon & Schuster). It immediately landed on the New York Times Best Seller list, which then led to a UK release in January 2023 and a multi-country tour selling out venues across the globe. During this time Rosenthal had the chance to connect face-to-face with his fans sharing insights into the ultimate collection of must-have recipes, never-before-heard stories, behind-the-scenes photos, and more from the first four seasons of the beloved series.
Rosenthal has one rule about food: try everything at least once, which lead him to create a new children’s book with his daughter, Lily, called: JUST TRY IT: A Phil and Lil Book releasing on March 5th, 2024. The hilarious picture book is geared towards young children and is about a food-loving dad encouraging his picky eater daughter to just try something new.
Rosenthal has expanded his love of humor, food, and human connection by launching his first podcast “NAKED LUNCH,” in May 2022, which is live on Stitcher, SiriusXM’s mobile app, and wherever podcasts are available. Co-hosted with his friend and longtime Rolling Stone journalist David Wild, each episode of this weekly talk-show podcast features a special, world-renowned guest to discuss what’s going on in their lives – “an informal meeting of wits, minds and hearts” – while eating lunch from some of Phil’s favorite local LA eateries.
Rosenthal was born in Queens, New York, and moved with his parents and brother to New City, New York, in Rockland County, where he was raised. After graduating from Hofstra University on Long Island, where he majored in theater, he embarked on a career as an actor, writer, and director in New York City. In 1989, he relocated to Los Angeles.
Rosenthal’s early writing credits include the comedy series “DOWN THE SHORE” and “COACH.” In 1995, Rosenthal created the hit CBS comedy “EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND” which premiered the following year. He served as the showrunner and executive producer for all nine years of the show’s very successful run, which ended in 2005. During its original run, the show was nominated for over 70 Emmy Awards, and won 15 awards, including two for “Best Comedy Series” in 2003 and 2005. Rosenthal won the 2002 Writers Guild Award for “Excellence in Television Writing” for his “Italy” script.
After the series wrapped, Rosenthal penned a book on the art of comedy and the making of a sitcom classic. YOU’RE LUCKY YOU’RE FUNNY: HOW LIFE BECOMES A SITCOM was published in 2007 via Penguin Publishing Group.
Rosenthal also co-wrote “AMERICA: A TRIBUTE TO HEROES,” the 9/11 telethon which aired on all four networks in September 2001, for which he won a Peabody Award and an Emmy nomination for “Outstanding Writing.”
Rosenthal then went on to write, direct, and star in his first feature film for Sony Pictures. EXPORTING RAYMOND, the true story about the attempt to turn “Everybody Loves Raymond” into a Russian sitcom, was met with critical acclaim upon its release in October 2010.
In 2015, Rosenthal embarked on a new journey by creating his first travel food series “I’LL HAVE WHAT PHIL’S HAVING.” This PBS documentary series, which is the precursor to “Somebody Feed Phil,” received two Taste Awards and won the 2016 James Beard Award for “Best Television Program, on Location.”
In October 2020, Rosenthal launched SOMEBODY FEED THE PEOPLE, an initiative of the Rosenthal Family Foundation that supports organizations making an impact and building community through food. This inclusive and non-partisan initiative partners with organizations across the U.S. that address food access and insecurity, support chefs and restaurant workers, create employment pathways, and strengthen the health of our food systems. This foundation is ongoing yearly.
Rosenthal lives in Los Angeles with his wife, actress Monica Horan (who played Amy on “Everybody Loves Raymond”), and their two children. More information can be found at: www.PhilRosenthalWorld.com.
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The NBA’s Cleveland Cavaliers have become deeply intertwined with the identity and reputation of their home city of Cleveland, Ohio. Beyond just being a basketball team, the Cavaliers have become a cultural export that reflects Cleveland’s industrial history, arts scene, and community spirit. The team’s success and struggles are seen as metaphors for the city’s own resilience, and the bond between Cleveland and the Cavaliers transcends wins and losses, representing a powerful civic identity.
Why it matters
The relationship between Cleveland and the Cavaliers highlights how sports teams can redefine a city’s narrative and global reputation in ways that politics and economics often cannot. While many cities use their sports franchises as branding tools, Cleveland’s connection to the Cavaliers feels more authentic and underdog-driven, giving a smaller metro area a seat at the global table.
The details
The Cavaliers’ presence has indirectly boosted tourism and local businesses in Cleveland, and star player LeBron James’s return to the team in 2014 became a metaphor for the city’s own revival. Fans don’t just cheer for the players, but for the idea of their city winning, suggesting sports fandom is a form of civic identity. Even during the team’s lean years, Cleveland’s loyalty to the Cavaliers never wavered, demonstrating the depth of this connection.
- The Cavaliers have been Cleveland’s NBA team since 1970.
- LeBron James returned to play for the Cavaliers in 2014.
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Cleveland Cavaliers
The NBA basketball team that has been based in Cleveland, Ohio since 1970 and has become deeply intertwined with the city’s identity and reputation.
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A star player who returned to play for the Cavaliers in 2014, becoming a metaphor for Cleveland’s own revival.
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The takeaway
The story of the Cleveland Cavaliers and their city demonstrates how a sports team can become a powerful symbol of a community’s identity, resilience, and global reputation, transcending the game itself and reflecting the aspirations and pride of the people.
CLEVELAND (WJW) — Several residents are left displaced after an Ohio City neighborhood house with five apartments caught fire Thursday morning.
Fire crews were called to the 4400 block of Clinton Avenue just before 11:30 a.m. for reports of a major smoke plume.
Firefighters on scene told FOX 8 that only one person was home at the time of the fire, but they got out. A dog was also evacuated safely. Nobody was hurt and all residents were accounted for.
A firefighter was seen being taken away in an ambulance from the scene. He reportedly was taken to MetroHealth Medical Center for dizziness, but fire officials confirmed he was later released.
Cleveland Fire Fighters IAFF Local 93 initially took to Facebook to report the house fire, saying they were “searching for victims in deadly smoke and battling flames.”
Cleveland fire officials said in an afternoon update that they “concluded suppression operations at the fire.”
It was not clear what led to the blaze, but it likely started on the side of the house that faces West 45th Street. The cause remains under investigation at this time.
Investigators estimate that the fire caused about $325,000 in damages. Two neighboring homes also sustained some damage, firefighters said.
The American Red Cross was contacted to help three displaced residents.
The Guardians have managed an 8-5 record through their first 13 games, despite a strong slate of opponents. What is real and what is not as we look at this team’s performance so far?
Brayan Rocchio – 112 wRC+, .355 xwOBA, 8.7/13 K/BB%
Verdict – Real: Perhaps the most exciting Guardians’ player to follow so far this season has been Rocchio who has a very reasonable wRC+ about 10% above average and expected numbers that look even better. I’d expect Rocchio’s strikeout rate to probably double and bring his xwOBA back down more in line with his actual output, as his low BABIP of .219 averages out. He’s at 0 DRS and 0 OAA so far, but he looks like a good defender at short which should get him closer to his 2024 numbers of 11 DRS and 5 OAA if the team continues to start him there. A 115 wRC+ with 5 OAA would be a 4-5 win player. WOW.
Austin Hedges – 175 wRC+, .411 xwOBA, 20/0 K/BB%
Verdict – Not Real: I do not expect Hedges to run a .500 BABIP this season, nor do I expect him to manage a wRC+ approximately 4 times what he has been as a hitter for a while. HOWEVER, he will end up taking some walks and his quality of contact has dramatically improved. I think an 80 wRC+ is actually on the table. Is it likely? No, it’s probably more of a 60-70 wRC+ when it’s all said and done, but Hedges as an 80 wRC+ would be an insanely valuable player given his continued defensive excellence.
Chase DeLauter – 185 wRC+, .393 xwOBA, 22/8.9 K/BB%
Verdict – Real(ish): I don’t think DeLauter is a 185 wRC+ player, but I do think there is potential for 150 wRC+ here. DeLauter will have to adjust to teams trying to get him to chase and relentlessly attacking him with high heat. But, I do think he will fall back on a strong plate discipline ethic and increase his walk rate while losing some slugging. This is a very exciting hitter and he has only a .231 BABIP right now.
Angel Martinex – 168 wRC+, .319 xwOBA, 17.1/8.6 K/BB%
Verdict – Not Real(BUT!): I do not think Angel is going to be a 168 wRC+, but I do think he has potential to outperform his .319 xwOBA which would put him closer to a 120 wRC+, which is insane to think about. The key for Angel is maintaining a lower strikeout rate and a walk-rate of 9-10%, as well as his current 33% pulled fly-ball rate. Additionally, he needs to tighten up his outfield defense. If that’s the case, given his increasing confidence against right-handed pitchers, you could see him as the team’s primary starting left-fielder. Angel will likely need to trim his 34% chase rate slightly because his .364 BABIP will not last when he begins making more weak contact on bad pitches. Pitchers will begin simply throwing him balls to see if he is patient enough to take his walks. That will determine if Angel becomes something more than an early season mirage. I wouldn’t bet against him, myself.
Rhys Hoskins – 151 wRC+, .262 xwOBA, 36.4/18.2 K/BB%
Verdict – Real(ish): Hoskins has not been hitting the ball hard that often, but he has shown tremendous plate discipline and timely contact. I’d expect him to get closer to his xwOBA of 2025 given what we have seen, which was .314. Given his refusal to chase (15%) and his being surrounded by hitters like Jose and DeLauter, I think he has potential to be a 120 wRC+, with a 130-140 wRC+ on the table against LHP.
Juan Brito – 270 wRC+, .544 xwOBA, 12.5/0 K/BB%
Verdict – Not Real(BUT!): Surprisingly, while I am a Brito-truther, I do not expect him to win AL MVP. The most exciting part of his debut is that he has had no walks yet and he is very capable of taking walks. He looks like a player who will see a lot of pitches, make consistent contact and pull fly balls. The question for him will be if he can avoid untimely errors at second base, because he will make mistakes there. It’s early but he definitely looks like a player who can manage a 120 wRC+, which might give Travis Bazzana some needed leash to try to figure himself out at Columbus.
Jose Ramirez – 62 wRC+, .338 xwOBA, 12.7/10 K/BB%
Verdict – Not Real: Jose will be Jose, folks. His xwOBA is what it’s been for the past two years. He’s been pressing a bit and gotten robbed a few times (by defenders and umpires). Relax, he’ll be Jose.
Kyle Manzardo – 6 wRC+ .315 xwOBA, 34/9.8 K/BB%
Verdict – Not Real(BUT!): Manzardo has been widely publicized as the most unlucky hitter in baseball so far. True. However, he is swinging and missing way too much and chasing at a career-high rate (32%). He needs to take a cue from his teammates who have been very disciplined as a whole group or the team is going to be looking longingly at Ralphy Velazquez by July with Manzardo hanging around league average as a hitter.
David Fry – 101 wRC+, .280 xwOBA, 35.3/17.3 K/BB%
Verdict – Not Real: Folks, I don’t know if I believe in David Fry. His current value is reliant on his ability to continue to walk at a healthy rate, and I think pitchers are going to be daring him not to chase more and more. I think he might be a 90 wRC+ hitter overall, and 110 wRC+ vs. LHP. His spot on the roster won’t be secure if Hedges can somehow sustain competency at the plate, or if the team refuses to play him as a catcher (as they have so far).
Bo Naylor – 23 wRC+, .303 xwOBA, 24.2/12.1 K/BB%
Verdict – Not Real(BUT!): Bo will eventually be something more like his xwOBA… but that’s still a slightly below league average hitter. Bo isn’t going anywhere for 2026, but if Cooper Ingle continues to advance as a defender, I’d expect Ingle to be on the team in September with a chance to show himself as a contender for starting catcher in 2027 and putting Bo on the trade block. Bo needs to find a way to get to his power and continue to take walks, and I think he will, but there are some reasons to doubt.
C.J. Kayfus – 92 wRC+, .305 xwOBA, 32/8 K/BB%
Verdict – Real: Kayfus looks like a slightly below average hitter. I think he’s probably roughly 100 wRC+, which will make him an easy replacement when George Valera is ready. Hope he surprises me and proves me wrong.
What do you think? Whom do you believe in? Whom do you doubt? Let us know in the comments below
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