What Are You Afraid Of?
Jennifer Fauci May 3, 2016
Fear The Walking Dead star Mercedes Mason talks acting, the fans and oh yea, zombies Faster, stronger and scarier. That
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Run For Your Life
Jennifer Fauci May 3, 2016
Mercedes Mason fights to survive on Fear The Walking Dead On AMC’s Fear The Walking Dead, Mercedes Mason must stay one step ahead
Cinema Paradiso: The Moving Image Museum
Christy Hinko April 29, 2016
Museum of the Moving Image is the country’s only museum devoted to moving image media including film, TV and digital media
Gary Lucas Goes Back To Basics With Jann Klose and Stereopticon
Dave Gil de Rubio April 29, 2016
Most people who know Gary Lucas’ musical background either think of his time riding shotgun and managing the late and legendary
John Cariani: Modern Day Bard
Kimberly Dijkstra April 27, 2016
Star of Something Rotten! shines on stage Multitalented, award-winning John Cariani currently stars on Broadway as Nigel Bottom in the hilarious
Welcome To The Renaissance
Kimberly Dijkstra April 27, 2016
Broadway audiences have been enchanted by Something Rotten! for a full year and there is no end in sight for the
John Cariani’s Favorite Songs from ‘Something Rotten!’
Kimberly Dijkstra April 27, 2016
John Cariani divulges some of his favorite numbers from the hit musical Something Rotten. Right Hand Man – Bea, Nick “My favorite
Prince Rogers Nelson (June 7, 1958-April 21, 2016)
Dave Gil de Rubio April 26, 2016
Even though it’s almost a week later, it’s still difficult to process the fact that 2016 has claimed yet another musical
Steve McQueen At The Whitney Museum
Jennifer Fauci April 22, 2016
The director and artist’s work will be displayed in a unique, open-air exhibit The Whitney Museum of Art will present Open
Full House Parody Closing
Sheri ArbitalJacoby April 22, 2016
If you were a fan of Full House—and are hooked on Netflix’s Fuller House—but think it’s too sweet and unrealistic, don’t
Getting To Know You, Etcetera, Etcetera
Jennifer Fauci April 20, 2016
The King and I celebrates its first year at Lincoln Center Rodgers & Hammerstein’s The King and I has been alive
A Star-Crossed Love
Jennifer Fauci April 20, 2016
A true star takes the form of many talents: singing, acting, dancing and most importantly, the ability to transport an audience
April Showers Bring May Flowers, So Visit A Museum
Mara Bollettieri April 17, 2016
Now that we have finally reached the month of April, we are bombarded with rain for the much-anticipated flowers and other
It’s Friday Night Somewhere: Jon Langford Saddles Up The Waco Brothers Again
Dave Gil de Rubio April 16, 2016
If Grammys were given for time management, Jon Langford would be the Quincy Jones of said accomplishment.
Host Globetrots On Travel Channel
Betsy Abraham April 16, 2016
In the last two years, Karla Cavalli has found herself walking with elephants in Africa, climbing a coconut tree in the
Lake Street Dive: Rocking A Side Pony And Major Musical Range
Dave Gil de Rubio April 15, 2016
Lake Street Dive – Side Pony (Nonesuch) At a time when what’s passing for pop is more about having songs being
Tommy Tune At The Landmark
Maura Vernice April 13, 2016
Tommy Tune will be performing in his one-man show, Taps, Tunes & Tall Tales, at the Landmark on Main in Port
Songwriting With Soldiers In Westchester May 13-15
Christy Hinko April 12, 2016
SongwritingWith:Soldiers holds weekend retreats for Veterans and active-duty service members from all branches to collaborate with professional songwriters to write songs
Santana Reunites And It Feels So Good: Classic Lineup Comes Together For Santana IV
Dave Gil de Rubio April 12, 2016
If you ever needed a living exemplar of the adage that age is just a number, look no further than music
Yesterday And Today With Santana
Dave Gil de Rubio April 12, 2016
The last time that the classic Santana lineup that featured guitarists Carlos Santana and Neal Schon, keyboardist/vocalist Gregg Rolie, percussionist
