HBO has always delighted subscribers with meaningful and poignant documentaries about invigorating topics. The best of these had the opportunity to premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival to commemorate their compelling stories and lasting impact.
Cirque du Soleil’s LUZIA arrives in NYC with an exciting partnership with Stag’s Leap Winery. The show displays Mexican culture in a fury of song, dance, and color that transports to another realm.
Master Chef Guo Wenjun has repeatedly taken the world by storm with his innovative and stringent attention to detail for all of his ventures. Already making headlines with his premiere Royal Imperial Chinese tasting menu at Chef Guo NYC, he has now turned to vegetarian Chinese cuisine with Bodai.
I saw the first Smile movie. I heard the buzz, bought into the hype, and was pleasantly surprised by the new and innovative take on the typical ghost-slash-demon jumping from victim to victim genre (think It Follows). I left the theater feeling content and excited for the franchise’s future.
With the immense success of Netflix’s international hit show Squid Game and the following popularity of the live-action game show Squid Game: The Challenge, I was eagerly anticipating an interactive exhibit or museum to commemorate the cultural hit that the franchise had become.
For this Halloween season, New Yorkers have the opportunity to experience a chilling new haunt: Jimmy Fallon’s Tonightmares!
This month, Miss Peaches’ dad, Barstool Founder and pizza aficionado, Dave Portnoy, hosted his 2nd annual One Bite Pizza Festival presented by Tommy John.
Boy oh boy, is the Bronco a good time.
Fear comes in variety. It is diverse, it is niche, it sometimes doesn’t make sense, but it always hits its mark, and it is always felt.