Entertainment Articles
The Arts on Stage to Benefit the Hollywood Amerian Legion - Laugh to Support Veterans
William Owen , executive producer of THE IMPROV SHOW, a benefit for American Post 43 in Hollywood to help our military brothers and sisters in Hollywood, will take place May 24th at the Historic American Legion post 43 located on Highland Avenue in Hollywood
Art Design Chicago Preview – The Promise of an Amazing Year in 2018
“Art Design Chicago” is coming with 25 exhibitions and more than 100 events - but not until 2018
Arcadia Review-A Triumph Through Time
I urge any of you who want a challenging and unique time, to visit the stunning Palm Beach Dramaworks, Don & Ann Brown Theatre for a three-hour investment you will certainly never forget
"Illuminating Boulez" Review-The Chicago Symphony Orchestra's MusicNOW Hosts a Tribute to Pierre Boulez
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra's MusicNOW series held a concert in honor of Pierre Boulez, called "Illuminating Boulez"
‘This is Your Death’ SXSW 2017 Review - Exclusive Interview with the Cast
Cast: Josh Duhamel, Famke Janssen, Giancarlo Esposito, Sarah Wayne Callies, Caitlin Fitzgerald, James Franco. Yenis Monterrey had an exclusive interview with the cast and director: Josh Duhamel, Sarah Wayne Callies and Giancarlo Esposito
A Tribute to Gershwin/Sondheim Review- The Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra with Bernadette Peters
The Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra with Bernadette Peters put on a fine concert in tribute to the music of George Gershwin and Stephen Sondheim at The Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University
Woman's Museum of California Review - Perserving The Past Inspiring the Future
The Woman's Museum of California is a gem of Woman's history in the city of San Diego. One of six museums in the country. Founded in 1983 as The Woman's History Reclamation Project. Empowering to see strength and determination of women from the past
Scott Cruz From Extra to Extraordinaire
Scott Cruz gifted musician and recording artist recently released the singles Mirrorotic and King of Solitude, which are representative of Scott's musical prowess. A multi-talented composer and performer
Rules of Seconds Review - The Gentlemen's Code of Honor
Set in Boston 1855, Martha Leeds must deal with the "Code Duello" when her gentle older son is challenged to a duel by rich, amoral Walter Brown after her son spills tea on Brown's favorite boots - hopefully with the aid of her dashing younger son
"The Trial of The Elgin Marbles" Review- The National Hellenic Museum Hosts a Fine Legal Exercise
The National Hellenic Museum hosted "The Trial of the Elgin Marbles", a presentation by some of the nation's greatest lawyers and judges
A Quiet Passion, Movie Review - For Fans of History and Literature
Forced to conform to the manners of the time, the brilliance of Emily Dickenson was not recognized until after her death
Rembrandt Chamber Musicians "Music of the Masters Concert" in Evanston Review - Featuring High School Chamber Music Competition Winners
Vieira Quartet, winners of Rembrandt Chamber Musicians’ 22nd Annual High School Competition joined the Rembrandt Chamber Musicians in Evanston. Watch the Cerulean Quartet, second place winner on Monday, April 3rd, St James Cathedral, Chicago
An African American Woman, First to Drive Battery Operated Bus in Atlanta - What Would Rosa Parks Think?
March is National Women's History Month and today history is still being made with a woman being the first operator of a battery electric bus on the Atlanta, Georgia roads
"SPRINGFOUR" Preview-Visceral Dance returns to the Harris Theater April 8th
Visceral Dance Chicago returns to the Harris Theater April 8th with it's exciting and varied "SPRINGFOUR" program
Chicago Philharmonic Season of Love Finale Preview- An Interview With Maestro Gerhardt Zimmermann
On April 9, Maestro Gerhardt Zimmermann will conduct The Chicago Philharmonic in their season finale, "Paths of Passion", featuring violin virtuoso Robert Hanford and poet Richie Hofmann
LA Splash Uncovers the Secret of the Google Monster - Is it a Smuggling Boat, A Radioactive Submarine, or the Horrible Maori Taniwha?
On the west coast of New Zealand's North Island, there are rumors of a large, long, sea monster roaming the coves of Oke Bay.
Google has pictures of it.
It's a mystery
Tips For Helping Students With Homework And Their Study Habits
This is not all about just the material things, but more important than that is giving them moral support and letting they feel your presence. Encouraging them to work their best and commend them all the time they did an excellent job.
Colossal SXSW 2017 Review - Starring Anne Hathaway & Jason Sudeikis Opening in Theaters on April 7, 2017, in NY/LA
The movie 'Colossal', an indie movie that mixed comedy, drama, and fiction, was part of the Official Selection at SXSW 2017. Colossal will open in theaters on April 7, 2017, in NY/LA
"Rain" Review- A Tribute to the Beatles
"Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles" is a theatrical production/rock concert that is classy, moving and a lot of fun
‘Like Me’ Film Review SXSW 2017 Indie Debut of Robert Mockler - Exclusive Interview of the Visual Art in the Depicted World of Social Media
The film ‘Like Me’ had its world premiere at SXSW 2017. The movie ‘Like Me’ marks the first time Robert Mockler has been credited as a director, writer, producer, and editor of a feature. The film won Excellence in the Poster Design
- Tuesday May 30th
- 10:00 AM | THE GLENDALE GALLERIA HOSTS THE LEGO®MONUMENT TOUR
- Thursday June 1st
- 8:00 PM | 16th Annual Dance Media Film Festival
- Friday June 2nd
- 8:30 PM | BLOOD ALLEY 3 at ZJU Theatre
- Saturday June 3rd
- 7:00 PM | Angel City Chorale (ACC) Presents: Interactive
- 7:30 PM | International Cast to Take on CLOSER at Hollywood Fringe
- 8:00 PM | In Case of Emergency
- 8:30 PM | BLOOD ALLEY 3 at ZJU Theatre
