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Save the rainforest, save the world; the Almay Concert to Celebrate the Rainforest Fund toasts the nonprofit's 21st year supporting indigenous and traditional peoples living in the rainforests, a terrific and far-reaching cause. (Proof of the Rainforest Fund's saintliness: Its board of directors is helmed by execs from Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, yet it still isn't suffering an image problem.) Tonight, Elton John, Lady Gaga, Sting, and Shirley Bassey fete many future decades more of preservation and peace. iPhone lighter apps up, responsibly, when Elton sings "Crocodile Rock"!
Thu., May 13, 7 p.m., 2010