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3rd Annual First Time Fest Review: Olympia Dukakis Narrates ‘Beneath the Olive Tree’
Olympia Dukakis has stated that the Greek Civil War was one of the worst civil wars in modern Europe. "Tens of thousands of innocent people were accused of being enemies of the state and found guilty of crimes they never committed." They were thrown into concentration camps and brutalized. Why have you not heard of this? Events have been politicized and kept hidden. Until now.
Read More »Gadget Review: Bamboo Keyboard & Wooden iPhone case from Impecca
Impecca gives you two new eco-friendly products to bring your gadgets a little closer to Earth.
Read More »PAX East 2015: ‘Life is Strange’ Episode 2 Preview
Everything about this title oozes charm and personality and, after meeting the developers, it is clear why; they are passionate about this game and world and really want to deliver something special.
Read More »Opera Review (NYC): Handel’s ‘Semele’ Directed by Zhang Huan at BAM
Some critics disdained this production when it settled in Canada in 2012. But while in some respects it may confound, it feels honest, both musically and theatrically. Plus: Sumo wrestlers!
Read More »Book Review: ‘Creative Anarchy: How to Break the Rules of Graphic Design for Creative Success’ by Denise Bosler
With proven methods and interesting images and procedures, you are taken into a world of color and creative process, one that is intriguing and stimulating.
Read More »5 Website Design Trends Shaking up the Interweb in 2015
Be sure to evaluate your site's performance across all platforms and types of devices to assure that your adaptive design is flawless,
Read More »Gratitude for any Season
Grateful people experience higher levels of positive emotions such as joy, enthusiasm, love, happiness, and optimism – which in turn means less depression and stress.
Read More »The Mint Theater’s Revival of ‘Fashion’s For Men’ by Ferenc Molnár, Review
With the setting as a clothing shop, a haberdashery, what intricate and complicated events could happen there? How could that be a focal point for moral outrage and moral uplift, especially when the protagonist and proprietor mismanages his finances by giving product and money away? The production is an ironic social satire about cultural values, the need for greed and getting over in this revival throwback which takes place in Budapest before the 20th century. It is a time where fashions are beautifully different from our, but the mores and values of "getting ahead despite harming others" are very much like today.
Read More »TV Review: ‘Once Upon a Time’ Taking a Darker Turn
ABC's Once Upon a Time may be once again hitting its stride. Here's why!
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