“Music. Power. Respect” was displayed on the big screen of the The Whitby Hotel Theatre on Wednesday December 4th. Underneath it, the image of a man who changed an entire culture, “The Black Godfather”.
A revolutionary sonic republic has emerged from the underground of Europe, and is taking over pop as we know it.
“It Never Was You”, Hadar tells us, was the one jazz standard her mother insisted she record on the album. Named after the Kurt Weill classic, “It Never Was You” is singer-songwriter Hadar Orshalimy’s debut jazz album, comprised of jazz standards composed by legendary Jewish composers such as Oscar Hammerstein, the Gershwin brothers, Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers and more.
Sophisticated, indifferent, and cool in person, but sensitive, vulnerable, and intimate on stage, Miles Davis redefined the magic of jazz with his trumpet and his vision. Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool is Stanley Nelson’s new documentary, and first of its kind, to not only navigate through the legend’s life and career, but to also plunge into Miles Davis’ personhood.
If Christmas season is your favorite time of the year, you’re not alone. Charleene Closshey’s new album “Christmas Time is Here” carries the warm sounds of joy, remembrance, and hope.
Optimism and gratitude took over midtown New York City, as The Humane Society of the United States presented its accomplishments and goals at the 10thAnnual To The Rescue! Gala.
On November 12ththe Film Forum, New York City’s leading independent movie center, hosted the premiere of Annabelle Attanasio’s debut feature film “Mickey and the Bear”, which followed a rooftop afterparty at the Mondrian Terrace, brought by Utopia and Swarovski.
A red carpet backdrop of butterflies and flowered wings, an augmented reality exhibit showcasing children’s changed lives, and an inspiring awards ceremony featuring today’s most notable personalities colored last night’s annual Pencils of Promise Gala.
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