Entertainment Articles

Tina Chism - Makes Her Directorial Debut With 'Peeples'

Tina Chism first interned in the writing department for “The Cosby Show”, she also penned the acclaimed hit ‘Drumline’ and ‘ATL’ for Warner Bros. She is making her directorial debut with ‘PEEPLES’ which stars Craig Robinson and Kerry Washington

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The 2nd Annual West Coast BBQ Classic Event

The Queen Mary’s Waterfront Events Park presented The 2nd Annual West Coast BBQ Classic on May 11, 2013 in Long Beach, California

Jackie Di Crystal - Actor, Director, Prodcuer

Jackie Di Crystal was born in Cuba. Her grandpa's brother, commandant Huber Matos was put in jail for 20 years for standing up for freedom. At his release the entire family had leave the island. At a very young age her world changed drastically and the family made the United States their new home

Beyond “Bond” With Pierce Brosnan – On Love, Acting & Turning 60

A most elegant Mr. Brosnan and his co-star Trine Dyrholm recently sat down with a select group of journalists to discuss his latest film in distribution – Academy Award-winning director Susanne Bier’s “Love Is All You Need.”

Ray Liotta Talks About “The Iceman” and Demystifies the Art of Acting

One of Liotta’s latest films is “The Iceman” in which he plays ruthless mob boss Roy Demeo. Directed by Ariel Vroman, the film is based on the notorious contract killer, Richard Kuklinski and stars Michael Shannon and Winona Ryder

Pacific Boychoir Performance Review - Rachmaninoff’s “All-Night Vigil” Brought to Life

The Pacific Boychoir performed Rachmaninoff's Vespers “All-Night Vigil” on May 10, 2013. It was held at the First Congregational Church in Los Angeles, CA. The music began with the sound of the pitch pipe giving the starting note, because the Vigil was sung a capella. The sound was rich and full as they began to sing the first movement

One Million Animal Gala: Farm Animal Rights Movement Wins the Hearts of Animal Lovers

Farm Animal Rights Movement makes a splash in Los Angeles with an historic protest and a glamorous Gala for animal advocates

‘Henry VIII’ Review — Artful Sculpting of Shakespeare’s Portrait of a Flawed King

Director Barbara Gaines shines an unsparing stage light on serial wedder and beheader Henry VIII and those whose lives — and deaths — revolve around him

Chicago Splash Magazine Journalists Gather - Lots to Share

Chicago Splash Magazine journalist gather on a warm spring evening to "meet & greet"

Paige in Full Review—the REAL Audience is M.I.A.

The Humanities Festival includes a "not-so-fairy-tale" real-life hip-hop dance autobiography in its season of fairy tale explorations. "Paige in Full" gave a high energy performance but the right audience was M.I.A.

Page Ostrow: A Pioneer in the Film Industry

Ostrow and Company has arranged financing and/or negotiated distribution for over 200 feature films, TV movies and documentaries.

Blood and Gifts Review – A suspenseful tale of international intrigue that should be required viewing

Blood and Gifts takes on the personal and the political, spinning a web of friendships and strategy in which we can never be sure whom to trust

Lisa Loeb Review - Live at the City Winery

Lisa Loeb proved she still has staying power in her two night engagement at the City Winery

Father’s Day Entertainment Gifts 2013 – Entertainment Gift Guide

Find the perfect Entertainment gift for Father's Day

Bad Boy: My Life On and Off the Canvas by Eric Fischl and Michael Stone

The Great Gatsby

On tap in movie theaters to open the summer is a film that comes from the imaginative mind of director Baz Luhrmann. Luhrmann, who was the visionary behind “Moulin Rouge!” will present “The Great Gatsby”.

May Day in Minneapolis Review - Give or Take a Week or So

The best way to experience spring in the USA is to go to a place like the Twin Cities where the winters are long and spring is so welcomed. Their unsurpassed May Day parade is a Rite of Spring that should go on EVERYONE's calendar

Pat Boone Interview - Performing at Drury Lane Theatre in Oakbrook Terrace

Pat Boone spoke candidly and graciously in a telephone interview prior to his performance at Drury Lane Theatre in Oakbrook Terrace from his home in Beverly Hills

Two Handles on Handel – Orlando (Pocket Opera) and Giulio Cesare (MetHD)

Cleopatra's costume ranged from towel and soapsuds to formal gay-nineties ball gown to a “little black dress”; - - - as Orlando rides forth the banner streaming behind him reads "Make War not Love."