Theatre Review: The Perplexed Highlights The Privileged At MTC
Written by Richard Greenberg and directed by Lynne Meadow, The Perplexed is playing at Manhattan
Album Review: YHLQMDLG Is Breaking Records And For Good Reason
Bad Bunny’s YHLQMDLG was released on Saturday and look at all that it has achieved.
Artists Close-Up: Ones To Watch Is Watching Audrey and Chloe Lilac
When it comes to choosing the artists of tomorrow, Ones To Watch has become a
Artist Close-Up: Warner Records Is Prepping Gold With Chika & Diana Gordon
When I say that I love Chika….. it is because I LOVE CHIKA! Playing a
Movie Review: Emma Is Revived As Jane Austen’s Pride
Not many people understand how important Jane Austen is to literature. Back in the
Concert Review: Chelsea Cutler Is Old Soul For A New Generation
Currently playing out sold-out shows at Terminal 5, including tonight, it is hard not to
Theater Review: A Sign of The Times Is An Existential Journey
Stephen Lloyd Helper’s A Sign of The Times focuses on one of the most precious,
Concert Review: SAYGRACE Has a Voice That Makes Me Want To Say Grace
I could pray over SAYGRACE’s voice and, actually, be heard by God. Miracles happen when
Concert Review: Public The Band Go Public At Webster Hall
Talk about a trio of guys that perform as if they were headlining an
Concert Review: American Authors Could Win Pulitzers At Webster
Currently, on the Band of Brothers Tour, American Authors have united forces with Magic Giant,
Movie Review: All The Bright Places Is A Dark, Teen Love Story
I have said it on multiple occasions; when it comes to teen, love stories, you
Concert Review: Rhys Lewis Got Me In My Feelings At Mercury
Call it chance or destiny, but just before I went to see Rhys Lewis, I
Album Review: Christine And The Queens Surprises And Enchants With New EP
A surprise EP AND a short film, Christine slow it down. People out here have
Diandra Interviews La Ciega Gusana: Earning Your Spot, Earning Your Voice
Twenty years together and La Ciega Gusana continues to release albums that feel as exciting
Movie Review: Standing Up, Falling Down Walks Straight To Your Heart
Directed by Matt Ratner and written by Peter Hoare, Standing Up, Falling Down is sweet,