On June 24, Netflix hosted a red carpet for the animated feature Nimona (2023). Cast members, producers, and celebrities dished on the upcoming film’s production.
On June 22, Kawaii restaurant Sushidelic hosted a private tasting. Japanese artist Sebastian Masuda created the restaurant’s concept. The menu blended traditional Japanese cuisine with inventive presentations and contemporary decor.
The drama-fantasy movie The Secret Art of Human Flight (2023) depicts a character who coped with a tragedy. He turned to a mysterious self-help book from the dark web. The book’s author promised that he could learn to fly.
On Wednesday, June 14, CEO of SHE Media Samantha Skey and guests celebrated the launch of the lifestyle media brand Flow. Skey presented a night of conversations about women’s health. The event took place at New York City’s Altro Paradiso. Skey presented videos of exclusive interviews and spoke more about the importance of the brand. Together, the speakers demonstrated the stigma surrounding women’s mental health.
On June 8, Common Ground premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. The Village East by Angelika held the screening. The documentary discussed racism and climate injustice in the food industry. The film aligns with the Tribeca Film Festival’s mission.
On June 16, musician and actor Nicholas Hamilton released his beautiful new single ‘Spins.’ The track is tied to Pride Month. Hamilton is often compared to Lewis Capaldi, Hosier, and Ed Sheeran.
On June 14, the Tribeca Film Festival presented “Tribeca X” at Spring Studios. The day-long event featured leading voices in advertising and entertainment. Headliners included keynote Diane von Furstenberg in conversation with Seth Meyers, GE’s Linda Boff, and General Motors’ Alan Wexler. Tribeca X announced their award winners as well. The event celebrated the intersections of entertainment and advertising. Tribeca Film Festival had a similar mission.
On June 11, the documentary Every Body premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. Julie Cohen directed the movie. Actor and screenwriter River Gallo, Ph.D. student Sean Saifa Wall, and political consultant Alicia Roth Weigel served as subjects. On June 30, Focus Features will release the movie to theatres. The film discussed the lives of intersex people in the United States. The Tribeca Film Festival will occur from June 7 to 18.
On June 10, the Museum of the Moving Image (MoMI) screened ‘Back to the Future.’ The ‘80s classic starred Michael J. Fox as Marty McFly and Christopher Lloyd as Dr. Emmett Brown. MoMI featured this movie as part of their “See It Big” summer series. The screenings started on May 5 and will end on July 28.
Vogue and Max presented the “And Just Like That…It’s Been 25 Years, A Sex and the City Experience.” The event celebrated twenty-five years of Sex and the City. It honored the Season Two premiere of the spin-off show And Just Like That. The festivities occurred from June 8th to June 11th. The romantic comedy Sex and the City entertained many fans.