Jearlyn Steele

Sheletta wonders if they ran out of needle and thread when they were creating the costumes for Sunday night's Grammy Awards because hardly anyone had any clothing on. During Usher's Prince tribute, the dancers were nearly naked.

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This year, for Valentine’s Day, Crooners Supper Club is declaring its love.  After

celebrating its 5th anniversary in November, Crooners owner “Mary T” Tjosvold joins Jearlyn to explain how the love of her late husband inspired her to branch into showbiz, and start what has become a true labor of love for the successful businesswoman.

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New Dawn Theatre Company is teaming up with Yellow Tree Theatre for the regional

premiere of Skeleton Crew. Jearlyn finds out more from New Dawn's Artistic Director Austene Van. Legendary Twin Cities singer Jamecia Bennett is one of the stars of the production and doesn't even hum a tune.

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This time around, Jearlyn and Michael discuss the appeal of visiting home, the start to another awards seasons, and the latest box office numbers.  Plus, Michael let us know what he thought about Knives Out.

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On this week's Center Stage:

Actresses Chelsie Newhard and Olivia Wilusz (Becky Shaw)

Musician Ryan Vee (Braver)

Musician Jim Hoar (Beasley's Big Band)

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Just how good does Henry Lake smell? Susie Jones says whenever he walks the halls of WCCO Radio, you can tell where he's been because the sweet fragrance is still there. Sheletta Brundidge said the scent is strong enough to get her pregnant, which it did.

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Jearlyn sings a duet with country music star Natalie Murphy who plays both the guitar and "fiddle" during her appearance on Center Stage to promote her upcoming concert in St. Michael.

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Jearlyn chats with Katie Steller, a Twin Cities stylist who provides haircuts to homeless people.

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Jearlyn talks gets some perspective on the political landscape in Washington, DC from Twin Cities native and editor of Vox Magazine Aaron Rupar.

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Names To Faces is a female fronted rock band, Rohan Preston talks theater, and an all star cast joins Jearlyn in studio to discuss the new show, "CROWNS."

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