Quarantunes is a celebrity-filled “invite-only” Zoom party. For the first time in its 98-year history, the iconic music venue Hollywood Bowl was forced to close for the summer due to COVID. But Richard Weitz, a partner from talent agency WME, and his 17-year-old daughter found a way for it to thrive virtually: by starting Quarantunes—a semi-weekly, “invite-only” Zoom concert series featuring remote in-home performances from artists like Seal, The Killers, and Gen Z favorite Billie Eilish. The father-daughter duo have been hosting the live series from the empty amphitheater to benefit the Youth Orchestra Los Angeles and No Kid Hungry, raising $3 million so far. (People)
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