Backstabbing for Beginners, directed by Per Fly, premiered Tuesday night at the iPic Theater in Fulton Market. The film stars Ben Kingsley and Theo James and was adapted from the true memoir of Michael Soussan.
Fender celebrated its new line of acoustic guitars Tuesday night at Milk Studios in Manhattan, with special performances from DJ Blu Detiger and indie pop band MisterWives.
Chinese-born New York-based designer Gemma Hoi, who graduated from Parsons School of Design, was the first of the day to showcase her Fall/Winter 2018 collection at Mercedes-Benz Manhattan this past Sunday at Nolcha Shows.
The 60th Grammys aired Sunday night live from Madison Square Garden in NYC. There were some upsets, like 4:44, which was nominated for the most Grammys and went home with zero, and some obvious choices, like everything Bruno Mars has ever put out. Record of the Year went to 24k Magic by Bruno Mars.
E!, Bunim/Murray Productions, and actress, singer, and “Person of the Year” Rose McGowan celebrated the New York premiere of a five-part documentary special, Citizen Rose, at the Whitby Hotel on Friday evening.
Taraji P. Henson, best known for Hidden Figures and Empire, stars as the central hitwoman of a Boston-based organized crime family in the new film Proud Mary.
Divorce, an HBO comedy series starring Sarah Jessica Parker and Thomas Haden Church, knows exactly what it means to need a fresh start.
2017 was one of the best years for music in recent history, with most Grammy nominations served towards artists of color. We wanted to share all of our favorites with you, in no particular order, because they’re all just so good. Comment any that we forgot, and be sure to tune into the 60th Annual Grammy Awards ceremony on January 28, 2018.
The KSR Group celebrated the worldwide release of the “Promise” music video by Josh X at its holiday party on December 19.
The cast of Wormwood, a new Netflix docudrama thriller, celebrated the series’ launch Tuesday night at The Campbell.