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Blair Underwood has long been heating up the screen with roles on L.A. Law (which featured TV’s original “hunks,” as he puts it) and Sex and the City, when he romanced Miranda (Cynthia Nixon). Now, the actor is lending his voice to Audible Romance, a new subscription service offering unlimited access to steamy stories and performances, including Underwood’s narration of Midnight Untamed by author Lara Adrian. He’s joined by the likes of Jesse Metcalfe and Dermot Mulroney, who perform novels by Nora Roberts, Sylvia Day and more.

“You're actually articulating something that can be very racy, of course, and risqué. But it's actually kind of fun,” Underwood says of narrating Midnight Untamed, the sizzling standalone story of love lost and found. In order to get in the right mood while performing, he prefers to have the recording booth lights dimmed, “so you can use your imagination.”

But the Quantico star’s provocative performance should come as...

Amy Roloff, star of Tlc’s TV series “Little People, Big World” and the acclaimed breakdance group Defcon 5 will be appearing in a special performance of One Night In Frogtown, an All Ages Musical (With Frogs!). The national award-winning musical will be performing at the Oregon State Fair on “Kids Day” Monday August 30th at 3:30 & 7Pm on the Spirit of Oregon Stage. The shows are free with fair admission.

This celebration of diversity told through music is based on Emmy-Winning Author/Composer Philip Pelletier’s acclaimed musical storybook, and features a star-studded Oregon cast: Oregon Music Hall of Famer Andy Stokes, beat-boxer extraordinaire Fogatron, chanteuse Shannon Day, and acclaimed vocalist Heather Christie. A portion of the proceeds will go towards the Amy Roloff Charity Foundation.

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Songwriting team Don Seaver and Sean Owens are back at the Exit Theatre?s Café, once again joining forces with powerhouse performer Shannon Day for Lady of the ?Loin, a sizzling tribute to San Francisco's raciest, raunchiest, most unrepentant neighborhood: the Tenderloin. A dozen stories-in-song, about good girls gone wrong, wronged girls getting the goods, and low-lifes living the high life. Four Saturdays only, July 25, August 1, 8, 15. All shows are at9:00 p.m. Exit Café is located at 156 Eddy St., San Francisco. Tickets cost $15. For more information, call (415) 673-3847, or visit www.theexit.org.