4/13 Peach Buzz: Huge crowd expected for ‘Mr. Nightlife's' big finale

If you're planning to hoist one in Johnny Esposito's memory today, plan on dealing with a crowd. Johnny's Hideaway, the Roswell Road club he founded in 1979, will host a reception beginning at 4:30 p.m. today, following his funeral at Cathedral of Christ the King. Hideaway owner Chris Dauria is expecting a full house, and will have police officers directing traffic.

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Jane Fonda is putting a difficult chapter of her life on stage to benefit the Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention. The event, at 6 p.m. Sunday  at the Woodruff Arts Center's Rich Theatre, is the airing of the 196os documentary "Jane," made when she was 25. It chronicles her role in the ill-fated play "The Fun Couple," which closed after just two days. "After the experience I had a nervous breakdown and never wanted to be reminded of it," she told us during a quick phone interview Tuesday. Viewing the documentary herself for the first time "made me so sad to see how I had no voice, I had no power. I was completely disembodied. This shows how much I care about G-CAPP, that I am showing this publicly." After the viewing and audience Q&A she will meet and greet at a reception along with Gabby Sidibe, star of the movie "Precious." "I think Gabby was just miraculous in it," Fonda said. "It was a very important movie. It touched on a lot of the issues that we work on with G-CAPP." Alliance Theatre director Susan Booth will moderate the evening. "How do we find our voices? How do we own our beings, gain our confidence?" Fonda said, expanding on the theme. "Trust me, this is going to be a very unusual experience." Tickets for the fundraiser start at $50 and can be purchased at www.gcapp.org.