Review: ‘Perfect Illusion’ by Lady Gaga
After taking a short break from music, pop sensation Lady Gaga is now back with her highly anticipated single, “Perfect Illusion.” The track has a feeling/sound that takes me back
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From Page to Screen: The Light Between Oceans
M.L. Stedman’s beautiful and heartbreaking debut novel The Light Between Ocean was a slow burn for me. When I started it, I was a little skeptical, unsure of the characters
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To See or Not to See: Summer of 8
Going to college is an exciting time. For many, it symbolizes the transition into adulthood. But, the change can also bring feelings of anxiety and doubt, which couldn’t be more
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To See or Not to See: Single by 30
Wong Fu Production has struck comedic gold with Single by 30. And, it’s easy to see why we’ve quickly fallen in love with the new original series, airing exclusively on
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Elsie Fest 2016 Highlights
Elsie Fest celebrated its second year last night at the Ford Amphitheater on Coney Island and it was pure magic, to say the least. Co-creator and producer Darren Criss brought audiences
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To See or Not to See: Blood in the Water
It’s said that the past always catches up with you. And, that’s certainly true in the Cummings brothers’ Blood in the Water. The film is a sleek crime thriller with
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To See or Not to See: The Fantasticks
The Fantasticks is still alive and kicking. This timeless musical has been running in New York City since 1960, with a brief, lamented absence between 2002 and 2006. Still, that’s quite
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To See or Not to See: The Little Prince
“The most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or touched, they are felt with the heart.” ―Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, The Little Prince The Little Prince is an iconic
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To See or Not to See: Engagements
Picture this: You’re scrolling through your social media feeds and notice that just about everyone in your circle is getting engaged! You’re happy for them. You really are. But, then
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To See or Not to See: Privacy
Privacy is, seemingly, not truly possible in today’s digital world in James Graham and Josie Rourke’s new play from London, aptly called, Privacy. Privacy is about a young male writer (played by
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