Why do I find Elizabeth Taylor so fascinating? My admiration for her work comes down, perhaps unusually, to the Zeffirelli-Shakespeare “The Taming of the Shrew” and the Nichols-Albee “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?,” two films […]
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There’s something distinct about the feeling of being at Nelsonville Music Festival. Compared to, say, the (fun) chaos of Bonnaroo or the fast-paced, influencer-infested nature of Lollapalooza, Nelsonville Music Festival 2024 was noticeably more easygoing, […]
I respect any indie filmmakers who have a consistent output and a brand of their own. In the horror space especially, this is part of the fun. Osgood Perkins, for example, has recently proven his […]
Those who believe that filmmaking is inherently collaborative know that the movies written, produced and directed by the Englishman Michael Powell and the Hungarian Emeric Pressburger prove as much, brilliantly. Their 1940s classics — a […]
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In the sense that television is a lens through which we view ourselves, it’s as often as not a cracked one, or one smeared with Vaseline, to make things crazier or prettier. It takes a […]
Reeve Carney performing at The Green Room 42. Photo Credit: Markos Papadatos On Sunday, July 21, 2024, Broadway actor and musician Reeve Carney performed his Michael Jackson tribute show at The Green Room 42. Dressed […]
Marcus Coloma performing in New York City. Photo Credit: Markos Papadatos. On Saturday, July 20, “Story Time” with actor and musician Marcus Coloma (“General Hospital” fame) took place at Michiko Studios in New York City. […]
Tornadoes have been a subject of film fascination at least since “The Wizard of Oz” in 1939, but Dutch cameraman-turned-director Jan de Bont helped to solidify the appeal of the cinematic cyclone with his 1996 […]
Foo Fighters shows are marathons, and rightfully so. Last night’s concert at Citi Field in New York — the opening date of their “Everything or Nothing At All Tour” (get tickets here) — was intended to […]
What Cobra Kai has pulled off over the years is nothing less than magical. The underdog spin off (which revived a franchise that celebrates underdogs) has accomplished what few TV shows or movies could have […]
Photo: Tom Pullen To truly love music is to absorb, study and find solace in every single variety of sound that you can. And 2000trees is a true homestead for that sort of attitude. A […]
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The Bacon Brothers. Photo Credit: Jeff Fasano. On Sunday, July 14th, Kevin and Michael Bacon of The Bacon Brothers headlined Tarrytown Music Hall in New York for a great turnout of fans. This show was […]
Hal Linden and Marilu Henner in ‘The Journals of Adam and Eve.’ Photo Credit: Paul Aphisit Actors Hal Linden and Marilu Henner star in the new Off-Broadway show “The Journals of Adam and Eve.” This […]
Director Baltasar Kormákur, who’s forged a comfortable career toggling between Hollywood tales set in far-flung spots (“Beast,” “Adrift”) and films set in his native Iceland, returns to his home country for the sweet/sad love story […]
For 25 years now Slim Shady has been trying to offend us, and Eminem‘s loudest alter ego has kept partying like it’s 1999 even while his audience waited for the man Marshall Mathers to grow […]
Clairo has come a long way from making bedroom pop in a Syracuse dorm. Listening to Charm, her third album, the only remnants from those early viral days are Clairo’s steady, feathery vocals. Everything else […]