An Exclusive Retrospective of the 2026 Edition of the Tribeca Film Festival In 2001, after the tragic terrorist attacks on September 11, Robert De Niro, Jane Rosenthal, and Craig Hatkoff founded the Tribeca Film Festival as a way of preserving the artistic and cultural heart of New York City. Now, at the Festival’s 25th anniversary, […]
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Dining at La Grange French steakhouse is a feast for all of our senses. The restaurant is set inside a beautifully restored 200-year-old stone barn in Yardley, Pennsylvania, and blends French-inspired cuisine with warm and inviting hospitality, curated ambiance, and meticulous attention to detail – highlighted by the scratch-made menu and highly attentive servers. La Grange is
Decorated U.S. Army Colonel (Ret.) Gene P. Abel has lived several lives in one. After 30 years of military service, which began as a Nuclear Weapons Officer and an equally demanding civilian career, most people would happily slip into retirement. Abel isn’t one of them. He has too much curiosity, too much drive, and —
Everyone loves a good fairytale! This is why members of the Lower Moreland High School Drama Club are eager for everyone to see its upcoming production of The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon on Thursday, Nov. 13, Friday, Nov. 14, and Saturday, Nov. 15, all at 7 p.m. This clever show is a wild, free-form comedy packed with lots of audience
At a time when we need to look back on easier times of courting and old-fashioned values, She Loves Me comes to romance all of us at the Bucks County Playhouse, now playing through September 14. With an A-list cast of Broadway, touring, and playhouse veterans, She Loves Me is a lovely old-fashioned musical with tons of heart from Sheldon
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Exclusive Interview With Moumita Ahmed Image Via Slumlord Millionaire In the midst of her 2021 campaign for New York City Council, Bangladeshi American politician Moumita Ahmed was outreached on X (formerly known as Twitter) by directors Steph Ching and Ellen Martinez about being a part of their evocative documentary Slumlord Millionaire. The film centers around
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Exclusive Interview With Directors Steph Ching and Ellen Martinez Image Via Slumlord Millionaire Across the country, the cost of living is increasing exponentially. Forbes reported that the cost of living is a “prominent” concern among American citizens, “with surveys showing that Americans rank inflation as one of the top problems facing the country.” New York
Along with the sizzling heat of the summer comes the cool, high-energy musical, Leader of the Pack: The Ellie Greenwich Musical. Celebrating the life and legacy of pop music icon Ellie Greenwich comes a memorable new show. This nostalgic Broadway musical traces the rise of Greenwich, whose doo-wop inspired sound helped define the girl-group era
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Writer and Director of Honeyjoon Lilian T. Mehrel Shares the Film’s Journey From Pitch to Production to Premiere Date Still from Honeyjoon. Written and Directed by Lilian T. Mehrel. Shot by Inés Gowland. It’s every filmmaker’s dream to have the resources available to actualize their vision, but what’s most important is to craft a story that speaks
Amid the stress, chaos, countless hours glued to our phones and other screens, comes The Apple Boys, a breath of springtime air at just the perfect time. The upbeat original new show now playing through Sunday, May 25, at the Bucks County Playhouse gives audiences an opportunity to step back in time to Gilded Age
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All of us need to celebrate our loved ones with autism and other special needs, and Mesa, Arizona, the nation’s first Autism Certified City, a special travel destination for families this spring and summer for all of the hospitality it has to offer. Mesa is proud to “go blue” for Autism Acceptance Month in April
With 25 years of stage productions under its belt, Mamma Mia! and its easily recognizable ABBA songs are definitely fan favorites. After memorable renditions of Mean Girls and The Wizard of Oz, the Lower Moreland High School’s Drama Club is presenting Mamma Mia! as its spring musical. Students, parents, friends, and community members are certain to be delighted by what the hard-working cast and
When journalist Margie Zable Fisher’s mother was on her deathbed, she promised Rona S. Zable that she would do everything possible to publish her novel about empowered women and meaningful second acts. Not only were mother and daughter extremely close-knit, but they also shared a love of writing and were voracious readers of books. They had been on Rona’s
Specializing in the dissection of pop culture and how it entwines with political media, Kayla Rosa, or kayla says has curated a distinct image for herself on YouTube. With over 127,000 subscribers, 2500 followers on Instagram, and almost 2500 followers on X, Kayla’s social presence has solidified her place in an ever-transforming discussion. Her humble
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It’s the most wonderful time of the year. Work and routine are put aside, and everything is about family Christmas traditions past and present. For those of us who sit on the sofa in our most comfy PJs, sipping hot cocoa, cider, or tea while watching Countdown to Christmas, we must be wondering how our
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Interview with William Goldenberg Sports dramas are foundational feel-good entertainment, many narratives centering around real-life events. Usually revolving around an underestimated athlete, true wholesome catharsis emerges as audiences finally see the protagonist succeed, conveying vicariously that we may too find fortune in the unpredictability of life. Even with the allure of a heartfelt story and
When Marc Garcia went on a family vacation with his son who is on the autism spectrum his sour and challenging experience turned into a sweet vow to ensure that Mesa would always be a safe and welcoming destination for neurodiverse travelers. True to his word, Garcia, the President and CEO of Visit Mesa, has been
Interview with Producer Marcia Robiou This year’s election season has been unprecedently staggering for a multitude of reasons. With a candidate dropping out of the race, two assassination attempts, and an overall heightening sense of urgency to vote have culminated in an array of issues for voters to consider. An especially pertinent factor in this
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Interview with HC Hemachandra Vedala or HC as the expansive EDM world knows them, is introducing their explosive music style beyond their home country of India. Conjoining the intricacies of traditional attributes of Indian rhythms with a riveting techno-rave pulse, their new single “MA NI” explores a message most pertinent to the musician’s ideology. The
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Review of Joker: Folie à Deux Since being printed on the pages of the first Batman issue in April 1940, The Joker has earned a reputation of being one of the most complex comic book villains ever conceived. A devilish depiction of a crazed clown hellbent on spreading chaos throughout the infamous Gotham City, the
Interview with Jennifer Silva Brandishing elegant bohemian patterns and naturalistic iconography, indie rock singer/songwriter Jennifer Silva makes a lasting impression. An artist who wears the tapestry of her life on her sleeve, her music dissects the various facets of her creativity. Silva’s new album Runaway which released to all major streaming platforms on September 27,
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An avid gym goer and Baltimore resident, Allan Sidley has recently established a new workout routine. Every two months he goes to his local health club, walks past the cardio area, ignores the Olympic weight room, and jumps onto the stage of a fitness studio to host and perform a live comedy show. Although a
Podcaster, author and U.S. Army Colonel (Retired) Gene P. Abel is eager to share his expertise about UFOs and enlighten us about the vastness of the universe. Colonel Abel is the best-selling author of more than a dozen books in several genres, including sci-fi, time travel, politics, and romance. In addition to his tenure as an author,
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Phil Donahue, the host of The Phil Donahue Show, has died after a long illness at age 88. After hearing the sad news, the first thought that crossed my mind is how he was both my first crush and inspiration to become a journalist. The Phil Donahue Show, which aired for nearly 30 years, typically featured
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Interview with Jodi Heights Coursing through the varied complexities of the night, Jodi Heights’s upcoming album Nocturne expresses a deep longing and appreciation for the dark. The 5 tracks traverse disparate feelings of isolation and acceptance, separated by Heights’s latest release “Full Moon Rise” appearing in the middle of the album. Heights describes “Full Moon
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
