Los Angeles Opera goes Hollywood
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - It's been a long libretto and lots of operas, high notes and low notes since superstar tenor Placido Domingo took over the Los Angeles Opera in 2001. But one accomplishment the risk-taking 67-year-old artistic director points to with special pride is that "many of my dreams about using the talent in Hollywood are coming true."
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