Beyonce has released her brand new album, titled “Lemonade” now available on Tidal. Along with the album, she has also dropped the album movie, which features visuals to every song on the album. The album features 12 new songs, including “Pray You Catch Me”, “Hold Up”, “Don’t Hurt Yourself” and features from artists like The Weekend, James Black and Jack White. Diving into her emotions being more raw, vulnerable and vocal than ever before, Beyonce let’s us in on some of the most sensitive areas in her life with arguably
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 set list will resonant with concertgoers. Packed with favorites, new tunes, a “fun” Cyndi Lauper cover, and playful banter, there’s something for everyone! It doesn’t matter if you’re a devoted fan or just discovering the wildly talented artist. As Kris approached the stage, he was greeted by a round of applause. The energetic musician kicked off his debut at Gramercy
Today we mourn the loss of one of music’s greatest icons, Prince, who has died at age 57. Since his debut in 1979 with his self-titled album, Prince has gone on to become one of the most beloved and respected artists in the industry. With over 50 albums to his name and endless hits including “When Doves Cry”, “Kiss”, “Raspberry Beret”, “Diamonds and Pearls” and of course, “Purple Rain”, Prince has transcended the definition of what an artist is. Known for his eccentric style and dynamic stage presence, Prince has
Bibliophiles, Anglophiles, and period drama enthusiasts alike have something to celebrate today: it’s the 200th birthday of English novelist Charlotte Brontë! Brontë’s most popular novel Jane Eyre tells the compelling story of a plain, orphaned governess who captures the heart of her employer, Mr. Rochester. He is a dark and brooding romantic hero, brimming with moody passion and heady intelligence. Since its publication in 1847, Jane Eyre has lodged itself in the souls of millions and has been adapted frequently into films, novels, radio programs, and television movies. Not all of these adaptations are created