Concert Review: Beau Young Prince Is Crowned At Baby’s All Right
Beau Young Prince or BYP feels like a one-man Migos combined with Sebastian Mikael and
Diandra Reviews
Reviewing The Entertainment World For The Light It Gives
Diandra Interviews Club Del Rio: How Friendships Build Songs
Club Del Rio are so chill and it comes with friendship. They are, literally, a
Film Review: “Brittany Runs A Marathon” For Self- Care
While most of us discuss self-love, there is a step after it: self-care. For many
Ballet Review: The Guangzhou Ballet Show Dance Is A Universal Language
Dance is the bodies’ physicalization of the human spirit. Suddenly, love comes in a pirouette
Diandra Interviews Sol Escobar: The Dark Energy of Music
Whether you are an artist or a lover of music, we all are connected to
A Night In Review: Clubbing With What So Not And Tourist
Lyfting my way between Webster Hall and Brooklyn Mirage, I was able to catch What
Diandra Interviews Nathy Peluso: Artist As An Identity
When it comes to Nathy Peluso, her style is memorably distinct. She is a one-woman
Concert Review: The Bird And The Bee Fly Over Elsewhere
Maturity is a weird word because it is often tied to “old,” but I have
Concert Review: Flipp Dinero Get The Bag At Gramercy
Pop and Hip Hop are two genres that have complete, “get the bag” mentalities. They
New York Latino Film Festival Review: A Filmmaker’s Dream
Entering the New York Latino Film Festival, created by Calixto Chinchilla, which took place between
Concert Review: Bandits On The Run Steal Hearts At Mercury Lounge
At times, I realized that BOR are gaining a stalkerish fandom (lol!). Yet, that is
Concert Review: Mabel Is ICONIC At Bowery Ballroom
New Star Alert! New Star Alert! Mabel may have cried in awe of how many
Concert Review: Kevin George’s Darling Is A Demon
Kevin George busted into Chelsea Music Hall’s like a man with purpose: a good time.
Concert Review: Eighty Ninety Got A Message For You
1975! Super City! LANY! “Boy-bands” that present themselves as a vivid group of guys struggling
Theatre Review: Native Son Observes The Internalization of Systemic Racism
The key to “Us Vs Them” is not solely the opposing of two sides