Toronto Korean Film Festival is accepting submissions for its competition section.All submissions should be less than 15 minutes long, include a Korea-related theme, and be created by Korean-Canadians or Koreans living in Canada. The submission deadline is May 10. The selected films will be screened at the festival scheduled to be held in June in Toronto. Celebrating its second edition this year, the upcoming event’s theme is “Ups and Downs of Korean Peninsula.” Korea’s contemporary feature film

NEW ORLEANS (AP) ― At 101 years old, New Orleans jazz trumpeter Lionel Ferbos opened one of 12 stages on the second day of the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. Billy Joel brought the crowds.Couples danced and some sang along to old jazz standards such as “Back Home In Indiana” and “I Can’t Give You Anything but Love” on Saturday.Ferbos is believed to be the oldest actively working musician in the city. He performs regularly at the Palm Court Jazz Club in the French Quarter.“He epitomizes

LOS ANGELES (AP) ― Before they kick off their “50 and Counting’’ tour, the Rolling Stones are playing a warm-up date in a small club in Los Angeles.The band is due to play the Echoplex on Saturday night before a crowd that will be minuscule compared to the thousands who are set to see them perform May 3 at the Staples Center.Tickets were being sold for $20 each ― a fraction of what tickets to the tour will cost.The Rolling Stones performed a few dates together in London, Brooklyn, New York, and

NEW YORK (AP) ― The members of the Tony Award nominations committee better look out: They’ve snubbed four girls who play a tough little telekinetic heroine on Broadway.Administrators for the awards met Friday for the fourth and final time to determine the eligibility of certain shows and ruled that the quartet of actresses who rotate as the lead in “Matilda’’ are not eligible in the category of Best Performance by an Actress in a Musical category.The group did rule that the four ― Sophia Gennusa