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 — […]
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
When it comes to little moments, there are none better than communing with nature and spending time with a menagerie of adorable protected animals at Rose Bridge Farm & Sanctuary in Dresher. If you enjoy fresh air and can’t think of anything more fun than snuggling with baby goats, calves, kittens, and piglets, please consider a
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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
On the 13th anniversary of my husband Harry’s death, Saturday, March 8, I think about all of the time that has passed, all he has missed, and all I would love to tell him if I had the opportunity. If only he could come back for one day and I could tell him every delicious
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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
Bestselling author, podcaster, and U.S. Army Colonel (Retired) Gene P. Abel firmly believes we are not alone in the universe and wants us to consider the question, Are They Out There? This is also the title of his recently released book which is garnering great attention from sci-fi aficionados, history buffs, and those who are extremely curious
Now Is the Perfect Time to Declutter Your Home If walking around your bedroom, home office, or entire house gives you a claustrophobic feeling, it’s the right time to declutter your space. With the New Year, now is the perfect opportunity to make this happen with the help of Jill Goldman, the owner of OrganizeTooLive.com, a
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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
When Nicole and Mike Giroux’s daughter, Lila, was 15 months old, she was diagnosed with inoperable brain cancer, and her world began to fill with a myriad of toxic treatments. A week into the treatment the Silver Spring, MD, mother realized the lack of safe medical options for children with brain cancer, and she vowed
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
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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When Keaton Miller was a senior in high school, he played the leading role in Grease and fell deeper in love with musical theater. Now, in a full circle moment, Miller is starring in Grease, portraying the leading role of Danny Zuko at the Bucks County Playhouse in New Hope through Sunday, September 8. The
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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
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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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
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
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
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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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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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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