The movie Killers of the Flower Moon is setting the tone for the future creation of film.
Hulu Brings ‘Only Murders in the Building’ Interactive Experience in NYC to Celebrate Season 3 Finale from September 22-24.
An extraordinary weekend filled with inspiration and hope unfolded as New Yorkers had the privilege of witnessing the legendary Jane Goodall in action. From the moment she took the stage at Kings Theatre to deliver her captivating presentation, “Reasons for Hope,” to the thought-provoking conversation at the renowned 92nd Street Y, Dr. Goodall’s enduring optimism for our planet illuminated the hearts and minds of all in attendance.
Dr. Goodall, a world-renowned primatologist, environmentalist, and UN Messenger of Peace, has dedicated her life to studying and protecting chimpanzees and advocating for conservation efforts. Her unwavering commitment to creating a better world for future generations is truly awe-inspiring.
During her presentation at Kings Theatre on Saturday September 30th, Dr. Goodall shared stories of resilience, highlighting the importance of individual action and collective responsibility in tackling the environmental challenges we face. Her words resonated deeply, reminding us that even small acts can have a profound impact.
What struck me most was Dr. Goodall’s emphasis on the power of the youth. She spoke just as passionately the following evening on Sunday October 1st at the 92nd Street Y, about the role young people play in shaping the future and encouraged them to become active agents of change. Her ability to instill hope in the hearts of the next generation was a testament to her belief that together, we can make a difference.
Leaving both events, one couldn’t help but feel grateful for having witnessed Dr. Goodall’s unwavering dedication and contagious spirit. She is undeniably a gift to our world—a beacon of hope shining brightly amidst the challenges we face. Her legacy serves as a reminder that each of us has the power to contribute to a more sustainable and compassionate future.
In a world that often seems marred by uncertainty, Jane Goodall’s extraordinary work and her enduring optimism remind us that the actions we take today can positively impact tomorrow.
LISTERINE and Compound have collaborated to introduce The Whoa Collection, a collaborative effort designed to spark conversations about the diversity gap in dentistry, specifically within the Black community.
The fashion brand out of South Carolina put on a vibrant, avant-garde display for New York Fashion Week.
CultureCon will return to New York this October for a week of non-stop programming, and will introduce a job fair and host a creative block party. CultureCon is presented by Max and major partners include Max, American Express, SheaMoisture, Prime Video and Freevee, Clinique, Google, CÎROC, Bulleit, Seedlip, Patreon, Paramount+, Kickstarter, NBCUniversal, Spotify, Walmart, Ben & Jerry’s, Coca-Cola, Smart Water, Like To Know It, Visible, Dotdash Meredith, Foot Locker, TikTok, Getty Images, Nielsen, #CultureTags, Tillary, and Brooklyn Navy Yard. CultureCon was created by the Creative Collective NYC (TheCCNYC)which is a community dedicated to curating brave spaces for diverse creatives and young professionals which started in Imani Ellis’ one-bedroom apartment, and has now parlayed into the largest collective dedicated to providing networking events and resources for diverse creatives and young professionals.
It was recently announced that DeAndre Brown AKA The Corporate Baddie and Hot 97’s Miabelle are confirmed to co-host a day filled with curated workshops and interactive activations at the highly-anticipated conference taking place on Saturday, October 7, and Sunday, October 8 in New York City. Also scheduled to make appearances this year at the festival are Teyana Taylor and Jharrel Jerome. Past CultureCon™ speakers include Tracee Ellis Ross, Will Smith, Spike Lee, John Legend, Regina King, Lena Waithe, Keke Palmer, Sanaa Lathan, and more. CultureCon will be preceded by Culture Con week October 2-6.
During the the first-ever Creative Career Job Fair, attendees can meet with recruiters and learn about career opportunities in real time. Max, Walmart, Shea Moisture, Prime Video, Clinique, NBCUniversal, Google, and Kickstarter are all confirmed to participate. On Sunday, October 8, CultureCon Day Two continues with even more panels and workshops and hosts its first Creative Block Party to close out the weekend.
Tickets for both days are now on-sale by visiting , www.theccnyc.com/culturecon
Club 90s presents Guts Night: Olivia Rodrigo’s Official Album Dance Party was held at the Gramercy Theatre in New York!
Eustacde Montgomery Hicks, Kyle Stefanski
Katie Cassidy
Young Paris
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Peter Tuchman, Guests
Guest, Kyle Stefanski, Marc Stefanski
Last night, Katie Cassidy continued to Raise the Bar, at Rhonda’s Kiss Charity Helping Cancer Patients in Need with the Second Annual Legacy of Love Gala in New York City at TAO Downtown.
Guests included Zach Braff, Danny A. Abeckaser, Katie Cassidy, Rhonda’s Kiss Executive Director Kyle Stefanski, Richie Akiva, Michael Cayre, Adriam Grenier, John Powers Middleton, Foodgod, Bo Dietl, Diana Madison, Darren Weiss, Fatima Cuellar, Kailyn Shepherd, Sergio Farias, Mike Young, Eytan Rockaway, Jamar Hart, Eustace Montgomery Hicks, chef Jonah Johnson, Rhonda’s Kiss Chairman Marc Stefanski, and many more industry notables, influencers and supporters, with performers such as the legendary Slick Rick featuring DJ Kaos, and R&B Sensation Young Paris, plus DJ Pookie.
The fundraising event held at TAO Downtown was held to benefit the Maimonides Cancer Center Patient Care Program in partnership with Rhonda’s Kiss .
Rhonda’s Kiss (RhondasKiss.org) is a national non-profit created to help cancer patients in need by donating to the non-medical expenses associated with cancer. The organization is passionate about giving patients and their families a fighting chance to recover. Through fundraising and annual events, the organization has worked to help raise awareness and funding towards cancer programs that are led by forward-thinking doctors at hospitals that support the charity’s overall mission.
Guests sipped on El Cristiano Tequila, Casa Luigi Prosecco, Mercer+Prince Whisky, and Maison No, 9 Rose.
ON THE SCENE: A limited-edition, guacamole-inspired ice cream with TikTok-famous, Catch N’ Ice Cream
TABASCO® and Catch’N Ice Cream are teaming up to give away free scoops of “Guac Serve” – an avocado ice cream spiced with TABASCO® Green Sauce, coated in white chocolate, and topped with tortilla chip pieces – in celebration of National Guacamole Day. Each serving also comes with a TABASCO® Green Sauce mini bottle.
There’s no party like a Bacardi party! Last night at 45Grand in Soho, New York was a celebration for Hip-Hop, fashion, and cocktail lovers.