To See or Not to See: Tuck Everlasting
Tuck Everlasting is a story read in many elementary and middle school classrooms across the country to broach the subject of the circle of life. Natalie Babbitt wrote Tuck Everlasting back
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To See or Not to See: Dear Evan Hansen
It’s not often that a show captures an audience in such a poignant and beautifully tragic way as Dear Evan Hansen does. The musical, which premiered at Arena Stage last
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New Music Review: Fantasia’s “So Blue”
Soul princess Fantasia is back with a brand new track, titled “So Blue” which is from her forthcoming studio album, “The Definition Of…” which is set to be released on
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To See or Not to See: The Crucible
No one—no matter how good of spirit–is safe from the vengeful accusations of a mob. We’re reminded of this chilling fact in the Broadway revival of Arthur Miller’s infamous 1953 play, The
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The CW’s Containment is Frighteningly Good
There are no vampires, werewolves, or anything remotely supernatural about The CW’s Containment. Instead, it brings a deadly contagious virus that hits a bit too close to home. The limited
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To See or Not to See: American Psycho
Blood has been spilled on Broadway thanks to American Psycho. Based on the novel by Bret Easton Ellis as well as the film adaptation that followed (staring a masterful Christian
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Tour Review: Kris Allen’s Letting You In
On April 18th, Kris Allen took center stage at Gramercy Theatre—a stop on his Letting You In tour. The singer-songwriter is no stranger to performing live. And, knows exactly what
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To See or Not to See: Disaster!
What could possibly go wrong when a bunch of caricatures with a flair for the dramatic come together on a ship that doubles as the casino Barracuda? Uh, everything. Disaster! embarks
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To See or Not to See: Kill Your Friends
The British music scene was at its height in the late ’90s—thanks to acts like Oasis, Blur, and Radiohead. But, behind the glitz and glamour, the industry is notoriously cutthroat.
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New Album: The Lumineers
The Lumineers return with their sophomore album, Cleopatra, and it doesn’t disappoint. While their debut self-titled album was an across-the-board hit, singles like “Submarines” and “Stubborn Love” rose to the
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