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Sally Golan presents the ‘Filmmaker Panel’ series.
So how does a film actually get made, who decides where it gets distributed and even more importantly who comes up with the money once everyone decides what to make in the first place? These were some of the...
Alena Gerber Is The Real Deal. Who? Keep Reading, You Will Want To Know.
When one ponders Munich, often BMW or Oktoberfest often comes to mind. Some, the lucky ones, might also think of Alena Gerber. She walks down the streets of Zurich, Munich, Hamburg or Paris (her favorite European city)...
‘It’s Complicated’ creates a Stir.
With the actual premiere being this past Wednesday, last night was a special downtown screening of Nancy Meyers' latest venture, "It's Complicated." The film was wonderfully comedic accompanied by stellar performances by Alec Baldwin and John Krasinski, as well...
A night out with Alexandra Alexis.
Last night saw us romping through downtown and in the visage of preferred femme fatale Alexandra Alexis who we are so incredibly fond of. There to lend support to her guest appearance at Via Dei Mille ( a lovely...
DJ Vibe – Edgy, glitz and very underground.
When thinking of the Hamptons, glitz and glamour are certainly two things that come to mind…edgy, experimental DJs, not so much. On the contrary, uncovering such a treasure is what makes DJ Vibe all the more interesting. The Hamptons...
Kayvon Zand- Marilyn Manson’s and Elvis Presley’s Love Child.
The guy on the stage (at Don Hills) is not your average performer, in fact he is a one of a kind performer and in short he is simply brilliant. He arrives on stage as if in a death...
Jordan Bayne, Aesthete at Heart.
I’m sitting down with award winning film director and actress Jordan Bayne and she is deliberating which wine to choose from the menu list here at Café Orlin in the East Village. She suddenly turns to me and tells...
Serious Moonlight- a very serious affair!
Adrienne Shelly was a minor but beloved Hollywood presence until her life was tragically ended in 2006, so it is fitting that so many of her loved ones rallied together to bring her last script to the big screen. Cheryl...
The Descent of Modern Theater.
In it simplest form, theater is the idea of relaying a story between actors and an audience. Its appeal until now has been its ability to transform audiences and actors alike, as well as challenge notions and to offer...
Authentic Message or Gaga Flair?
There are a lot of musical mini-sensations around these days, but it is hard to see which of them, if any, is blessed with the sort of longevity that can allow them to last the distance. Our ears are...
Tea and a Chat: Roger Daltrey at Times Square.
It's not all that often you get to see a legend in action, but Roger Daltrey definitely fits that bill and he was most certainly in action on Friday night at the Nokia Theatre in Times Square. The crowd...
Finally Here: The Premiere of McCarthy’s The Road.
The Road is one of the most hotly anticipated films of the 2009 fall season for good reason. First of all, most people first heard about it last year when it was one of the most hotly anticipated films...
‘Up in the Air,’- with Director Jason Reitman.
A late soundbite from Up in the Air tidily summarizes what George Clooney's character is all about. Mid-air, the pilot on Clooney's flight asks him where he's from and Clooney replies, melancholy, "Right here." Clooney's transitory character, Ryan...
The Corridor, The Box, and The Horror of Reality TV.
The Wayward Pen Foundation hosted the premiere of “The Corridor,” a play by Slovenian author Matjaz Zupancic, this week at The Box. Our Hostess this evening was Larisa Schweiger Drekonja, a Slovenian actress, model and...
Bon Jovi- too beautiful for you…
Last week cameras were poised to capture the premiere of Bon Jovi’s first foray into rock documentary entitled “Bon Jovi: When We Were Beautiful.” Film crews followed the band during their 2008 Lost Highway Tour, granted access...
