The annual Arthur Ashe Kids’ Day powered by Net Generation celebrated the start of the U.S. Open with a full-day tennis and music festival for families on Saturday, August 24th. This year, for the first time courtesy of the USTA Foundation, general admission promenade seats for the concert were free of charge.
The annual Arthur Ashe Kids’ Day kicked off the U.S. Open on Saturday with family-friendly fun and celebrity performances at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, Queens. After demonstrations from Net Generation and National Junior Tennis League participants, the Radio Disney-hosted musical acts began, with leading talent like Ava Max, MAX, and Quinn XCII performing to a cheering audience.
The fourth annual Pepsi X Billboard En Vivo Concert Series kicked off last night at the Bowery Ballroom, featuring MTV VMAs-nominated boy band CNCO and singer Matt Hunter.
The #HoJoSweetEscape experience takes over Lower Manhattan with an Insta-worthy installment of a to-scale Howard Johnson by Wyndham’s room redesign made entirely of candy.
Director Ben Berman hosted a Q&A discussion after a screening of “The Amazing Johnathan Documentary,” presented by Hulu at Village East Cinema in Manhattan.
A humid New York City was transformed into a tropical paradise to celebrate National Rum Day on August 16th with the help of Bacardi at Las’ Lap in the Lower East Side.
From breaking down slut-shaming in “Booksmart” to guiding tween boys in “Good Boys,” Molly Gordon has had a busy summer. Gordon’s role as Hannah in “Good Boys,” opening August 16th, finds herself bargaining with the hilarious sixth grade Beanbag Boys (Jacob Tremblay, Brady Noon, and Keith L. Williams) while encouraging them to pursue their developing interests.
In the middle of summer, with humidity and flash rain storms threatening any attempt at a hairstyle, Toka Salon became my savor.
NBC launches its new fall lineup, headlined by choir comedy “Perfect Harmony.” Emmy Award-winning actor Bradley Whitford stars as Arthur Cochran, a retired Princeton music professor who finds himself leading a small-town church choir. “Pitch Perfect” alum Anna Camp co-stars, with Whitford also executive producing.
NBC hit shows “The Good Place” and “Superstore” return this September for more laughs.