Interview With Sam Brown, Darren Trumeter, and Timmy Williams of The Whitest Kids U’ Know A pinnacle of early 2000s comedy, The Whitest Kids U’ Know, comprised of Timmy Williams, Sam Brown, Darren Trumeter, Zach Cregger and the late Trevor Moore, weren’t sure if their new animated film Mars would resonate with more distinguished Tribeca […]
Interview with Filmmaker Elina Street Even before co-directing the Emmy-award-winning docuseries “The Lesbian Bar Project” Elina Street held a fervent desire to showcase queer stories. As a queer woman herself, growing up consuming the underground queer media that existed at the time, Street realizes the intense communal impact of representation in film and television. For
Review of Rehya Stevens’s “Let’s Have Some Fun“ Singer-songwriter Rehya Stevens has been relentlessly energizing the pop scene since the early 2010’s with her electrifying tracks dedicated to liberation, love, and living in the moment. The latest addition to her discography “Let’s Have Some Fun,” captures the bliss of relinquishing your worries to
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Interview with Jeff Fein Witnessing the accelerating rate at which our society is changing due to the ubiquitous implementation of technology is certainly fascinating and alarming. Humans routinely spend almost seven hours a day online according to the recent Global Overview Report from DataReportal. That’s more than three times the National Heart Lung and Blood
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You never know how one moment in life can help guide your destiny. Just ask Lloyd and Sue Ecker, the noted married theater, film, and book collaborators. This couple, who have known one another for 50 years, first fell in love with a young Bette Midler and her accompanist Barry Manilow at a college event
Using an entertaining and journalistic approach, Foul or Fair: Ethical and Social Issues in Sports? covers many provocative and current topics such as what constitutes a sport, the rise of sports gambling and its controversies, issues in college sports, including name, image, and likeness payments for college athletes, youth sports issues, such as the advisability
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Interview with Elexis Ray Goodwin A film festival debut for any aspiring filmmaker would bring about incredible elation but the premiere of “Smile, God Loves You” is especially heartwarming for writer/director Elexis Ray Goodwin. Coming from an extremely personal place, the short film, featured in the Unbought & Unbossed block of films, chronicles the life
Interview with Pacho Velez and Daniel Claridge The UFO and extraterrestrial being represent more than a conglomerate of fear and speculation, that usually results in an image of a circular metallic ship and a green specimen with abyss-black eyes. There is almost a universal longing to definitively confront something larger than us, occupying the very
Dr. Elijah Nicholas, author, actor, entrepreneur, and inspiring motivational speaker on Health Equity for LGBTQ people, was front and center for the April 12 Day of Silence and is at the forefront of National Pride Month in June. He is also a thought leader and advocate in the Trans Community who speaks on Health Equity for
Interview with Julia Aks and Steve Pinder Truly successful comedy provokes meaningful thought and conversation from audiences, providing laughs first, but ultimately saying something more profound underneath its jovial exterior. This is a clear throughline in “Jane Austen’s Period Drama,” a short film premiering at the 2024 Tribeca Film Festival on June 7, written
Pan Arcadia’s tagline exclaims that they’ve been “Making tracks in a Brooklyn shack since ‘21,” but recently the indie rock band has been breaking into new creative spaces across New York City. Bringing untamed energy rock music wherever they venture, Pan Acardia seeks to surprise audiences with a myriad of genres they can infuse into
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Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts at The New School celebrated an eclectic display of creativity and dedication earlier this month with the 2nd edition of The New Screen Fest. Started last year, The New Screen Fest is a student-run, faculty-assisted film festival that showcases short films made by The New School students and alumni.
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Gabe Rivera is latching onto the often overlooked and even feared heightened emotionality of teenagehood in his newest EP “Stained By Your Words” coasting through various familiar places we encounter during such a formative and tumultuous time. With 5 tracks that explore different facets of a souring relationship, “Stained By Your Words” refuses to tame
The Philadelphia Animal Welfare Society, (PAWS), will host its 8th Annual Philly Loves PAWS citywide fundraiser on Wednesday, May 15. The event features more than 50 Philadelphia-based restaurants, shops, and businesses that will come together to help PAWS further their mission of saving and protecting pets in need. PAWS is a non-profit organization dedicated to
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The Beatles are commonly deemed one of the best bands to ever hit the stage. Their music and influence have and continue to prove ageless. RAIN, a tribute show to The Beatles, is returning to Philadelphia from May 9 through May 11 at the Miller Theater. Regarded by the Denver Post as, “The next best
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Hulu May 2024 New Releases MAY 1 Once Upon a Time in America (1984) Big (1988) Come See the Paradise (1990) The Joy Luck Club (1993) The Mask (1994) That Thing You Do! (1996) The Negotiator (1998) Big Daddy (1999) Rushmore (1999) The Beach (2000) Cast Away (2000) Black Hawk Down (2001) The Royal Tenenbaums
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Disney+ Streaming News and May 2024 New Releases MAY 1 Life Below Zero: First Alaskans, season 3, 20 episodes Marvel’s Daredevil (2003) MAY 3 How Not to Draw Shorts (special R2D2 episode) Star Wars: Tales of the Empire, all episodes premiere MAY 5 Monsters at Work, season 2, all episodes streaming MAY 7 Billy &
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Netflix May 2024 New Releases MAY 1 Deaw Special: Super Soft Power Down The Rabbit Hole Frankly Speaking Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar MAY 2 A Man in Full Beautiful Rebel Secrets of the Neanderthals T・P BON MAY 3 John Mulaney Presents: Everybody’s In L.A Postcards Selling the OC: Season 3 The Unbroken Voice: Season
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Prime Video May 2024 New Releases MAY 1 12 Angry Men 3:10 To Yuma A Dangerous Method A.I. Artificial Intelligence Airplane! All That Heaven Allows American Me Anatomy Of A Murder Atonement Bachelor Party Vegas Beautiful And Twisted Beautiful Girls Because I Said So Ben Hur Biloxi Blues Blame It On Rio Blues Brothers 2000
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Paramount+ News and May 2024 New Releases MAY 1 Behind the Music Season 2 premiere Charles: The New King PAW Patrol (Season 9) PAW Patrol: Dino Rescue PAW Patrol: Rescue Knights The Mightiest (Season 1) All About the Benjamins Annihilation Anything for Fame Baywatch Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead Belly Belly 2: Millionaire Boyz
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Former frontman of indie band The Chordaes Leo Sawikin has dedicated his solo projects to discovering the beauty in the existential and ontological. His latest single “Till You’re Somebody Else” revels in themes of rejuvenation, rebirth, and the consistency of growth we all undergo. The dreamy rhythm composed of gentle drums and light guitar strums
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Review of The Great Gatsby on Broadway Since its publication in 1925, F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby has earned insurmountable accolades, cementing itself as a classic that many usually come across in their high school English classes. But Gatsby is more than a frivolous novel worshipped by academics. The story at its core features some of
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Max May 2024 New Releases MAY 1 All About My Mother Black Christmas (2019) Crank Crank: High Voltage The Dead Don’t Die Don Jon Eddie the Eagle The Edge The Florida Project Genius Guy’s Grocery Games, season 35 Hellboy II: The Golden Army Jack and the Beanstalk Jersey Boys The Killing of a Sacred Deer
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Apple TV+ May 2024 New Releases MAY 1 Acapulco (Season 3) MAY 8 Dark Matter Hollywood Con Queen MAY 17 The Big Cigar MAY 22 Trying (Season 4) Apple TV+ Streaming News: April 2024 Alternative History Renews With Alternative Friday | 04/19/2024 —Fan’s of For All Mankind are in for a treat. It’s
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Interview with Tiphanie Doucet With careful strums of her harp and crisp vocals imbued with thoughtful reflection, international artist Tiphanie Doucet sets artistic boundaries while breaking musical barriers with her new single “My Own Way.” After sifting through multiple directions her music could take, mainly proposed by industry executives, Doucet forged her own narrative, conflating
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Interview with Jodi Heights Being in tune with the darker sides of ourselves isn’t always something to be afraid of. Classically trained artist Jodi Heights believes embracing our habits entwined with everything revolving around the nighttime is a tool for reflection and growth. Her upcoming album Nocturne, featuring her latest single “Lone Wolf” is a
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Building yourself back up from a broken place is a crucial and universal part of being human. Though we experience our lowest points in a myriad of ways, determined by an array of circumstances, a unification occurs in understanding that we can materialize a positive future through expression, connection, and creation. Art is often an
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