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Bruce Vilanch hosts Project Angel Food benefit at Improv

Hollywood Squares star and Advocate columnist Bruce Vilanch will host a benefit for Project Angel Food at the Improv in Los Angeles on Wednesday, October 3. Project Angel Food delivers meals to men, women, and children who are disabled by HIV/AIDS. The show begins at 8 p.m.; the Improv is located at 8162 Melrose Ave. in Hollywood. For tickets, call (323) 651-2583.

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