In a 1989 episode of Who’s the Boss?, a bright-eyed Tony Danza asks Frank Sinatra, “How does it feel to be worshipped and adored by millions and millions of women?” “Nice,” Sinatra dryly responds. Off-screen, the two men developed a deep friendship, which Danza, a lifelong Sinatra fan, still can’t quite believe. Now Danza honors his idol with a new cabaret show at Café Carlyle, in New York, complete with storytelling, singing, tap dancing, and even a ukulele performance. To celebrate the premiere of Tony Danza: Sinatra & Stories, he shares his key components to the good life. —Clara Molot
Airline: JetBlue.
Airport: Hollywood Burbank Airport, in Los Angeles.
Alibi: “I was exposed to Covid.”
App: Boxing Interval Timer.
Bag: Big, black, leather sling bag—a gift from my talk show.
Bedtime: 11:30 P.M.
Bike: Recumbent.
Birthday: 39.
Boyfriend or girlfriend: Girlfriend.
Breakfast, weekday: Banana and coffee.
Breakfast, weekend: None.
Car: Mini Cooper.
