Theatre Review: The Nap Is A Quick Laugh On Family Dynamics
Manhattan Theatre Club’s The Nap’s premise is both simple and complex, but can be boiled
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Concert Review: Morgxn Is A Pop Star At Bowery Ballroom
I have seen Morgxn a few times, and, like many artists, time has helped him
Album Review: Tunde Olaniran Is Avant-Garde Activism In Stranger
Tunde Olaniran might be the King of Avant-Garde Trap. In a time when artists are
Album Review: Morgan Saint Shows How Love Makes Us “Alien”
Morgan Saint’s Alien sounds beautifully out of this world. It is a cross between The
Film Review: The Hate U Give Asks Us To Love More
T.H.U.G. L.I.F.E – The Hate U Give Little Infants F—ks Everybody -Tupac Shakur SYNOPSIS: Starr Carter
Concert Review: Weathers Are Punk Elvis At Bowery Ballroom
Imagine Elvis Presley as the alternating lead singer of The Clash or Sum 41, and
Concert Review: Dreamers Are Abound At Bowery Ballroom
In some ways, it is true that our style choices are reflections on our spiritual
Festival Review: Neon Gold Celebrates Their 10 Year Anniversary!
From The Knocks invitation of the entire audience to jump on stage with them, giving
Concert Review: Hudson Taylor Spark Marriages At The Loft
There is an undeniable earthiness to Hudson Taylor that makes their concert feel like a
Concert Review: SG Lewis Is A Weekend Must See At Elsewhere
As an artist, you know that you are hitting the people in the feels when
Concert Review: Bülow Makes Vulnerability Cool At Bowery
Leaving Bowery, I got to meet Bülow, and like anyone that meets a star, I
Diandra Interviews Mai Lan: Self-Assurance Is Vital To Artists
Performing at The Standard Hotel on September 28, Mai Lan believes self-assurance is VITAL for
Film Review: MATANGI/MAYA/M.I.A. Is An Immigrant’s Tale
When you are displaced from your country, you do not just lose a territory; you
Concert Review: BØRNS Is FAME At Radio City Music Hall
Watching BØRNS at Radio City Music Hall, FAME, as an energy, leapt from the stage.
Film Review: All About Nina Confronts How We Ask Women To Grow Up
When you are a woman, like any member of an oppressed group, you carry double