Entertainment | January 26, 2005
A three-hour concert to mark the 10th anniversary of the death of Tejano singing star Selena has been set for Houston's Reliant Stadium this spring.
National | June 11, 2002
The weapon used to kill Tejano singing star Selena was destroyed under a judge's order, despite protests from historians who said it was a priceless piece of Mexican-American history.
Entertainment | Lorenza Munoz | April 13, 2001
The latest version of a theatrical production on the life of slain tejano singer Selena Quintanilla has experienced bumps on the road to opening night: the replacement of its director, a one-week delay in its premiere and complaints about budget constraints and a weak marketing campaign.
Entertainment | Don Shirley | December 3, 2000
The Doolittle Theatre in Hollywood will remain a professional venue, at least for now. Assuming negotiations are completed successfully, union contracts will be in effect when a reworked production of "Selena Forever," the musical about the slain tejano singer, reopens the theater in January--the first production under the auspices of the theater's new owner, the Ricardo Montalban Nosotros Foundation.
Entertainment | Alisa Valdes-rodriguez | May 9, 2000
The five-day Los Angeles run of the stage musical "Selena Forever" has been canceled due to disagreements between the promoters and producers of the musical, based on the murdered tejano singer's life.
Entertainment | Alisa Valdes-rodriguez | March 25, 2000
It has been five years, almost to the day, since 23-year-old singer Selena Quintanilla Perez was shot dead by the president of her fan club. Seven posthumous albums, one feature film, at least two documentaries and a dozen books later, some say maybe it's time the entertainment world let her spirit go.
Entertainment | Kevin Baxter | July 13, 1999
A controversial documentary that explores the life and legacy of slain tejano singer Selena Quintanilla will air tonight on KCET-TV despite protests from the singer's family, which earlier led to the film being pulled from CineFestival in San Antonio, where it was scheduled to close the nation's oldest Latino film festival.
