Back in 2018, I started doing yearly recap posts of my favorite things of the year. Somehow I forgot to do it last year…or was it just that there wasn’t that much to even write about last year?? Anyway, without further ado, and because we can all use a silver lining these days, here are favorites of the year: Favorite […]

Chad Michael Murray stars as the newest iteration of serial killer Ted Bundy in Dark Star Pictures’ Ted Bundy: American Boogeyman, which comes out today on VOD and DVD. The question is — do we really need another movie about Bundy? I, like many others, find serial killers fascinating, but it’s hard to do something new when it comes to […]

Have you ever been to a party and started telling everyone a story but realized it was too personal and revealing, so you decided you shouldn’t finish it? You’re not alone. As a writer, I know firsthand how intimidating it is to divulge your darkest fears or your biggest insecurities. It can be terrifying. But for me, it’s also liberating. […]

The Bridge Production Group’s mission statement states that they are “a non-profit theatre company committed to dismantling and rebuilding an audience’s expectations of theatrical storytelling.” The group’s ambitious yet approachable take on modern theatre is refreshing and poignant, presenting a point of view that is intelligent and unique. The Bridge Production Group’s residency at the Brooklyn Navy Yard allows the […]

Not many people can say they saw Grace Jones, Jay-Z, and Rihanna in one room…but I sure did. Okay, so I didn’t actually see these artists live and in person, but I did have the amazing opportunity to see powerful photographs of these artists shot by some of the most formidable music photographers in the industry. The works of Tim […]

Many years ago, I had a colleague recommend a book that I just had to read. It was The Last Letter from Your Lover by Jojo Moyes. I don’t typically pick up romance novels or love stories, but this one I just couldn’t put down. It’s a beautiful, heartbreaking story that has now been turned into a movie by Netflix. […]

The contributions made by the LGBTQ community should be acknowledged each and every month. But Pride Month commemorates the Stonewall Riots that started the modern day gay and trans rights’ movement. From charitable, limited-editions to companies founded by queer people, here are a few ways to honor and support the LGBTQ community this month, and always.  Aerrem Founded by married […]

The Immersive Van Gogh exhibit has been traveling its way across the country for the past year, with people in major cities flocking to buy tickets even before it arrives. The exhibit, which debuts in New York City on June 10th, gracefully honors the legacy and works of the artist, whose tragic tale we’re all familiar with. The biggest exhibition […]

Against the backdrop of the trendy Salomon Art Gallery in Tribeca, artist Don Hershman debuted his latest art exhibition, Donald & Victor: Under the Influence. The latest collection of work is really a fantastic and loving tribute to the late Victor Arimondi, renowned model, photographer and his former partner who succumbed to AIDS in 2001.  The opening reception was a […]

Fans of true crime will want to tune in to TOPIC’s streaming platform for the premiere of the new German mini series, “Dark Woods.” Based on the real-life disappearance of a woman in 1989 and the subsequent search to find out what happened to her, “Dark Woods” takes place in the German towns of Hamburg and Lower Saxony. The show […]