Concert Review: Christine And The Queens Is Phenomenal At Brooklyn Steel
Christine And The Queens is just another level of performer/iconic! Seriously! Her new tour feels
Diandra Reviews
Reviewing The Entertainment World For The Light It Gives
Concert Review: Marc E Bassy Is Giving Radio Love At Sony Hall
I always say, “There is nothing wrong in aiming for the radio!” People can get
Artist Close-Up/ Review: Rae Isla Is No Longer Blue
I had the privilege of witnessing Rae Isla perform her new EP, No Longer Blue,
Concert Review: Gus Dapperton IS Halloween At Bowery Ballroom
Gus Dapperton simply feeds the energy of every misfit kid who was seen as “bad”
Concert Review: KYLE Is SUPER DUPER FUN At Sony Hall
KYLE is, musically, the quintessential buddy, and if you do not see the “weight” of
Diandra Interview Simon Grossman: Love Makes Your Music Grow
Simon Grossman is one of the most charming people you will ever meet because he
Theatre Review: Good Grief Is The Truest Portrayal of Loss At Vineyard Theatre
Playing at Vineyard Theatre until November 18, Good Grief is a simple, lovely pleasure to
Album Review: Mikky Ekko Shows The Rise And Pitfall of FAME
On FAME, Ekko comments, “The album is me finding my way through a labyrinth and
Film Review: Bodied Leaves You Dead With Laughter And Serious Thoughts
Racist! Homophobic! Sexist! Bodied is all in one and then some. Yet, the life of
Event Review: Beastie Boys Book Tour Checks Your Head
WHAAATTTTT A LIIIIFFFFEEEE! At King’s Theatre, Ad-Rock and Mike- D of the Beastie Boys humorously
Concert Review: Allan Rayman’s Halloween Special At Public Arts
Lately, I am learning so MUCH about what it takes to grow as an artist.
Diandra Interviews Nightly: Growing Up To Grow Your Dreams!
The perks about meeting an artist is that, when the veil drops, you witness the
Event Review: All You Need Is Brunch…… FOR REAL!
I had the absolute pleasure of attending the final day of the New York
Film Review: Boy Erased Redefines What Is Faith And Family
Watching Boy Erased, I felt a different kind of sadness. Throughout the film, you see
Album Review: Ciaran Lavery Fights Life’s Sweet Decay
The soul is a tricky thing because you never lose it. Instead, it is divided