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October 20 • 2016 51 000000 EAST COAST FINISHERS INC tPainting tPlaster tRough Carpentry tFinish Carpentry tDrywall Hanging tSpecializing in Historical Homes All work done by professional craftsmen 30300 Northwestern HWY, Suite 147, Farmington Hills MI 48334 Visit us at: www.eastcoastfi nishers.com If you are thinking of remodeling, adding an addition, even painting your home, you have come to the right place! At East Coast Finishers, all work is done by professionals who specialize in their trade – all members of our crew and never sub-contractors. We back every warranty 100% !!! All exterior painting has a 5 YEAR WARRANTY CALL NOW!! FREE ESTIMATES!! 248-773-6671 OR 844-366-9966 or email us estimates@eastcoastfi nishers.com We will return your call at your convenience Been in Business over 40 years AT THE MOVIES Opening Friday, Oct. 21: Keeping Up with the Joneses is a comedy/drama about a pair of covert spies (Jon Hamm and Gal Wonder Woman Gadot, 31) who move into a nice suburban neigh- borhood. Their neighbors discover their real jobs and get embroiled in an inter- national espionage plot. The neighbors are played by Zach Galifianakis and Isla Fisher, 40. Comedian Ari Shaffir, 42, has a large supporting role. By the way, this film is fine for the whole family. DAVEED DIGGS MOVES ON Daveed Diggs, 34, became famous and won a Tony Award for play- ing Thomas Jefferson/Lafayette in Hamilton. He left the show in July and soon was cast in Black-Ish, the hit ABC series. He began guest-starring on the series on Sept. 28 and will appear in an arc of six episodes. He plays Johan, the brother of family matriarch Rainbow (Tracee Ellis Ross, 43). Rainbow and Johan are biracial and Johan comes into conflict with Rainbow's African American husband, Dre, about black identity. In real life, Diggs and Ross are biracial and both have a Jewish parent — his mother and her father. Diggs told Time: "Johan doesn't feel the same cultural divide as Dre. He's spent time in Europe and felt comfort- able in spaces that are mostly white. I think for Dre there are black-people things and not-black-people things, and Johan doesn't have that." * Jack Mendelson (who is featured in the film) — who both Cantor Neil Michaels (Temple Israel) and Hazzan Daniel Gross (Adat Shalom) count as mentor. (For more about Weekend with Jackie, Nov. 4-6, look for a story in the Oct. 27 issue of the JN.) Dinner and a Movie: 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 27. $18-$21. Adat Shalom Synagogue, Farmington Hills. Temple-Israel.org/ deliman. SEE THE SPHINX In 1996, U-M and Interlochen Arts Academy grad Aaron Dworkin, a violinist himself, founded the Detroit-based Sphinx Organization to encourage the participa- tion of blacks and Latinos in classical music, under the direction of special artistic advi- sor Yo-Yo Ma. Sphinx Virtuosi, one of the organization's programs, is a conductor- less ensemble of soloists who tour annu- ally, making stops at Carnegie Hall and Chicago's Harris Theater. At 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 27, the Sphinx Virtuosi (featuring the Catalyst Quartet, shown) performs at the Berman Center for Performing Arts at the West Bloomfield JCC. Tickets start at $10. (248) 661-1900; theberman.org. * Deli Man Catalyst Quartet Grietens Fisher Diggs