Millions of people have seen the trailer for the upcoming film A Dog’s Purpose. That sure-to-be heartwarming film (we may have teared up watching the trailer) is based upon the New York Times bestselling book of the same name. W. Bruce Cameron is the author of that book in addition to being one of the film’s screenwriters. Bruce, though, is no stranger to having his work adapted for screen. One of his previous books, 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter, was adapted as an ABC sitcom that aired for several years. Additionally, he
If you haven’t made your way to the Longacre Theatre to see Broadway’s latest hit, you’re missing out on impeccable music and a heartwarming narrative inspired by writer Chazz Palminteri’s childhood. The newest iteration of Palminteri’s story has introduced audiences to a bunch of fresh faces, one of them being 24 year-old Bobby Conte Thornton. Not only is he making his Broadway debut, but he’s making it by starring as leading man Calogero Anello (aka Palminteri himself). With a debonair confidence and impressive vocals, Bobby’s performance in A Bronx Tale is one I can’t get enough of. Although this
If you’re like us, you’re spending this week with friends, family, and enjoying some much deserved time off. And, chances are you’re looking for a show to binge-watch. Well, you’re in luck! The entire season of Break: The Musical is available on YouTube (we’ve also embedded it below). It stars Mary Bonney, Brian Justin Crum, Whitney Avalon, Jeffrey Christopher Todd, Kerry Nash, and Ian Harding. And, it’s a must-see for any music lover. Break: The Musical is a feel-good web series that follows Kate (Mary Bonney), an L.A. journalist, who
Search Party is the television show that has become a quiet hit: everyone from celebrities to major print publications are raving about. You may have heard of it, but haven’t watched; or, you may not have heard about it at all (and now you know). It is definitely a must-see for this year. Search Party is a darkly funny, noir-esque show about a group of twentysomethings in New York City. The main character, Dory (Alia Shawkat), has been aimless since college. Currently, she’s the assistant to a wealthy housewife, but