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Welcome to the controversial life of Kayvon Zand.
Kayvon Zand for all intensive purposes doesn't give a f*ck what you think. Or to put it another way, what he really cares about is how you feel and perceive when you're sitting there listening to...
It’s The End Of The World As We Know It.
This is a play you’ve never heard of, starring actors you’ve perhaps never heard of, in a play you should rush to go see now. (You have one more weekend in which to do so, and I...
Good Luck, Mr Gorski.
Last night I had the pleasure of attending Allegra Huston's (yes, the film actress Angelica Huston's sister who was also present via satellite videdo) reading of her new short film titled 'Good Luck, Mr Gorski,'...
Michael Teh- Action hero or conflicted hero?
Michael Teh could be described as an actor's actor but that doesn't mean he's not aware that Hollywood where he is based has a mind of it's own. A cursory regard of his resume has him...
Dennis Hopper; My Goddamn Tribute To A Legend
Dennis Hopper dead: An actor remembered for a trailblazing career that challenged character roles and Hollywood perceptions and bravado.
It has to be said, we’ve lost an icon. (No, I don’t mean Gary Coleman.) Dennis Hopper. Dennis goddamn Hopper. And...
Katelyn Duran: No cookie cutter girl.
It's late fall and to my left is a young woman by the name of Katelyn Duran who has been spending the greater part of the day belting out her new album here in NYC. To say...
Boundless Enthusiasm: An Evening with Jimmy Fallon and Brian Williams
Within minutes of arriving on stage at the Paley Center for Media, Jimmy Fallon lead the audience in a sing-a-long of “The Giraffe Song” written about Tiger Woods (originally performed on “Late Night”). Minutes before...
Pushing Progress Dance Company and Showcase.
Pushing Progress is a company and workshop founded by Calen J. Kurka, the executive director and Chris Hale, the assistant director. Supported further by Maya Escueta an original company member, the team first met at Broadway...
Martha Graham Dance Company Gala, 2010.
Martha Graham Dance Company’s annual Gala was held to celebrate the launch of Political Dance Project, debuting mid-June. Held at the lovely Cedar Lake Wednesday evening, the black tie affair honors both its 84-years as...
Patti Smith belts it out for the American Folk Art Museum at Espace.
This past Saturday I had the sheer pleasure of being entertained, nay mesmerized by the immortal Patti Smith who with her charm, brazen demeanor and gun ho lyrics enthralled a captive audience who had come...
Class with producer Chris Young.
With his debut as a new mainstay on Bravo's 'Real Housewife's of NY,' and off the back of his world wide smash hit- 'Money can't buy you class,' courtesy of his chanteuse Countess LuAnn de...
Tribeca Film Festival Roundup: Part 2.
Another week, another set of 2010 Tribeca Festival picks. Here are five more films that can't be missed if you want to talk the talk of the Festival wrap-
Tribeca Round 1 picks.
sex&drugs&rock&roll: Andy Serkis growls, purrs, and...
At Tribeca- Marxism never had it so good with ‘the Trotsky.’
Having a purpose in life is a powerful thing—even if it’s not the first time you’ve had it. In Jacob Tierney’s The Trotsky, 17 year old Leon Bronstein believes he is the reincarnation of...
Sara Green- Finding her own voice.
So you want to become a pop star, one of those icons that has the airwaves jamming and people talking back to front about you. Well that's easier said than done. With the stakes higher more...
Weekend Tribeca Roundup.
The 2010 Tribeca Film Festival was is in full swing this week. Consider this your guide to five of the most buzzworthy flicks of the weekend. No, you will not be finding Shreck 4 on this list...
Ticked-Off Trannies ...
