‘Burn Country,’ directed by Ian Olds, stars Dominic Rains as Osman, an exiled Afghan fixer who settles in a small, bohemian town in northern California, where his attempt to understand the local culture become inextricably linked with a small-town mystery, and his own quest for purpose. I had the chance to sit down with Ian and Dominic, and discus their film.
Check out our interview with the first lady of The Sailing Team.
Brad Walsh, producer and singer has released his album Six Infinite in NYC with a listening party at the Electric Lady. Check out the interview!
Slater wanted more sex scenes, so he made his own.
Moonlight, directed by Barry Jenkins and based on a play by Tarell Alvin McCraney, tells a three-chapter coming of age story about a young black gay man who struggles to come to terms with his identity while growing up in urban Miami during the “War on Drugs” era.
I can’t imagine a more fitting place for a screening of ‘Rats’ than New York City.
NBC’s workplace comedy Superstore recounts the daily struggles and adventures of a group of employees at Cloud 9, a supersized megastore in St. Louis, Missouri.
Jeanie Syfu, TRESemmé lead hair designer, spills the details on the look for Marissa Webb at New York Fashion Week S/S ’17.
Not many young Americans today have even heard of the Equal Rights Amendment, and for most of those who lived through the fight for its ratification, it’s vaguely remembered as a feminist effort that died in the 80s.
The fairly new up and comer Prince Fox slayed this past Saturday as he performed on his set for the Billboard Hot 100 Festival.