The new series is a perfect storm of compelling performances, provocative storytelling, and cultural resonance.
In “Mama I’m a Big Girl Now,” Broadway stars Marissa Jaret Winokur, Kerry Butler and Laura Bell Bundy reminisce on their careers, friendships and personal lives in a cabaret full of zany moments and heartfelt reflection.
David Cronenberg is the undisputed king of body horror, though this title doesn’t accurately prepare you for the emotional core that beats beneath The Shrouds.
Spike Manton and Harry Teinowitz’s new play, Another Shot, captures the serious subjects of sobriety and alcoholism with wit and humor, creating a shockingly honest portrayal of addiction.
In January 2025, audiences will have access to TV’s next big medical drama ‘DOC.’ DOC, which will stream on Fox, is a captivating and heart-wrenching series based on a true story.
United Masters, a music distribution company, took over ZeroSpace in Brooklyn to curate an evening of music, culture, and conversation with SelectCon. For the third consecutive year, the event was held in person, allowing attendees to experience activations, engage in networking, and discover valuable insights to elevate their careers.
Do we as humans have the ability to forgive and move on? Or is it something more complex? Titus Kaphar’s latest film, “Exhibiting Forgiveness,” stands out as a poignant exploration surrounding the idea of forgiveness, identity, and the transformative power of compassion. Kaphar, a renowned painter and filmmaker, delves into themes such as generational trauma, grace, and forgiveness that resonate deeply with audiences, pushing the boundaries of traditional narrative and visual art.
Plaque psoriasis affects more than 6 million people in the United States. Multi-talented actress, producer, and entrepreneur La La Anthony sat down with us to speak about teaming up with Amgen, a biopharmaceutical company, in an interactive video to share how plaque psoriasis affects her life.
She’s slayed supernatural forces in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and she’s played the ever-loyal friend and mom in How I Met Your Mother, but actress Alyson Hannigan-Denisof is stepping into a new role- one that many parents will relate to curing what she humorously calls “Irritable Parent Syndrome” (IPS).
Hollywood Black, discusses the essence of Black cinema, shining light on the development and the struggles that Black creatives endured, and how the entertainment industry today has been forever impacted despite the widespread discrimination that Black creatives have faced.