Film Review: Katie Holmes Make Directorial Debut In “All We Had”
Synopsis: For fifteen-year-old Ruthie Carmichael (Stefania Owen) and her young mother, Rita (Katie Holmes), life has
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Film Review: “Frank & Lola” Shows That Lust Can Be Toxic
Synopsis: Set in Las Vegas and Paris, Frank & Lola is a psychosexual noir thriller about
Artist In Review: Captain Cuts Is Giving Their First NYC Show At Baby’s All Right
Captain Cuts, the Los Angeles based, multi-platinum songwriting, production, and remix team are doing their
Concert Review: Noga Erez Is Ready For Arenas At “Elvis Guesthouse”
Noga Erez played her first show ever in New York City. The Isreali star is
Concert Review: Pandora Holiday Live Must Become A Personal Tradition
Pandora Music’s concert, Pandora Holiday Live, was a fabulous and free experience. This concert could
Song Review: Luca’s “Getting Over You” Is Like Synth Pop Confessional
His live shows have been described as confessionals at a dance party, which is exactly
Album Review: Public Service Broadcasting Gives Space Fantasies In “Live At Brixton”
Space: The Final Frontier! The cosmos will always fascinate humanity because space is a blatant
Album Review: Neil Young Gives Music A “Peace Trail”
Neil Young is a living legend, and his newest record Peace Trail proves why? Neil
Concert Review: Martin Solveig Is The Best DJ Alive At Flash Factory
I am convinced that Martin Solveig is the Best DJ ALIVE!. Diandra Reviews It All
Concert Review: Booka Shade Brings A Religious Beat To Brooklyn Masonic Temple
Booka Shade brought the house, or rather temple down, on Friday. The German electronica dup
Album Review: Nicole Millar’s Communication EP Has A Clear Message: Bounce!
It is amazing to see the global force that Hip Hop and R&B have become
Concert Review: Jhevere Shows That Good People Make Good Music
Talent, heart, and a beautiful mind are the basic elixir of a “good” artist. Yet,
Concert Review: Satellite Mode Went Cosmic At Mercury Lounge
I begin my concert review with an elaboration on the importance of the “IT” factor.
Song Review: FØRD Takes You To The Mysterious “Oblivion”
Hailing from the Byron Bay of New Wales, Australia, 18 year old FØRD is being
Song of The Week: Haux Unleashes “Caves” (Samuraii Remix)
Nothing like a good remix to bring up what was already great about a song!