Album Review: Young Fathers Give Cocoa Sugar To Heal The World
Young Fathers’ Cocoa Sugar is strange and sexy. It is the psychedelic in funkadelic, by
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Book Review: Here Kitty Kitty Purrs With Self-Destruction
I did a weird, but not uncommon thing. I read an author’s acclaimed novel before
Theatre Review: A Letter To Harvey Milk Is One To Open
A Letter To Harvey Milk is not so much about the acclaimed activist’s life as
Theatre Review: Hello, From The Children of The Planet Earth Is A Cosmic Hit
The Playwright’s Realm presents Hello, From The Children of Planet Earth: a sweet look into
Artist Close-Up: Honey Child Are The Choir Your Life Deserves
A chamber pop choir has formed to turn your mundane life into a Grecian tale
Theatre Review: Relevance Is The Most Exciting, Relevant Work Off- Broadway
One of THE BEST off-Broadway way shows gracing this current, theater season, Relevance is key
Concert Review: Missio Become Party Shamans At Bowery Ballroom
While I had seen Missio before, this time, they felt completely new to me. Sometimes,
Diandra Interviews Cassie Dasilva: Finding Authenticity Amongst Pop Trends
Pop is a “trend-centric” genre, of which finding who you are, as a person, could
Concert Review: Rachael Sage Transforms City Winery
You ever have a bad day? You are on a superbly packed train, half your
Concert Review: Olivia Noelle Is Bringing Britney Vibes
Olivia Noelle was BOUND to stand out opening for Hippie Sabotage, in part, because she
Concert Review: Hippie Sabotage Are Righteous At Brooklyn Steel
I begin my Hippie Sabotage review with a story. Waltzing through the Brooklyn Steel lounge,
Concert Review: Jenny And The Mexicats Bring FUEGO to Rockwood
I am very proud of my Latina heritage. I wear with honor my flag, my
Concert Review: Cold Fronts Feel Breezy At Bowery Ballroom
There is something really beautiful about an opening artist. There they are: fresh to onlookers’
Book Review: John Boyne’s The Heart’s Invisible Furies Is LGBT History
It seems like a given; those that judge others are probably hiding what they judge
Book Review: Jardine Libaire’s White Fur Is Writer’s Excellence
Jardine Libaire’s White Fur could easily fall into the classic category of “boy falls for