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 YouTube Red. From the likable characters and storylines to the relatable subject matter, Single by 30 is one to add to your queue. Peter (Harry Shum Jr.) and Joanna (Kina Grannis) are childhood best friends who are preparing to graduate high school. As the big day approaches, they worry about what the future holds—specifically with their love lives. Naturally, they
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 to their feet with his unexpected choice for last song – Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit”. A rock song at a musical theatre festival wasn’t the only highlight of the night. Here are our top 6 favorite moments of the night! Darren Criss sings a duet with Liz Callaway. During his set, Criss began to sing “Journey to the Past” from
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 a twist that you won’t see coming. Percy (Alex Russell, Believe Me) and Veronica (Willa Holland, Arrow) are enjoying their time in Hollywood, California while house-sitting a mansion they could never afford. But, when a friend with questionable motives reconnects, they’ll find themselves in a deadly love triangle. Freedgood (Miguel Gomez, Southpaw), a classmate from college, is fresh out of
The love Barack Obama has shown for Hamilton over the last year (well, since Lin-Manuel Miranda debuted his concept at the White House in 2009) reminds us of another presidential love affair with a Broadway musical. Famously, John F. Kennedy adored Camelot, and, thanks to comments from his widow after his death, the association between JFK and the Lerner and Loewe musical gave rise to the Camelot mystique of the Kennedy administration: like Camelot, the Kennedy White House was reputed to be a “fleeting wisp of glory” that lasted for “one