At an hour when most performers have long since packed up for the night, Irene Michaels was just getting started. At 2:30 in the morning, the Chicago-born, multiple Josie Music Award winner stepped onto the Pilar stage in London for the very first time and delivered a set that proved, once again, that great artistry keeps no curfew and recognizes no age limit. At 81, Michaels did not simply hold her own before a late-night London crowd. She owned the room. Read the full story here