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    Aloft In Translation: The Myriad Sides Of Bill Murray

    Backed by a classical trio, the beloved actor and comedian belts out Bernstein and Gershwin and recites American poetry and prose.
    by Tom Huizenga Aug 30, 2017 1 minute

    You never know just where Bill Murray might show up. From house parties to the White House, the actor and comedian has a penchant for crashing events and leaving everyone in his wake surprised.

    Murray's latest, due out Sept. 29, belting out and and reciting poetry to the strains of and .

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