Ready for the Next Gong?
When the iconic gong goes off, and the music hits, you know it’s time to grab your controller and engage in Mortal Kombat. It has […]
Month: June 2011
Sundance Selects Presents THE MYTH OF THE AMERICAN SLEEPOVER
Official Selection of Cannes Critics Week 2010 and the 2010 SXSW FIlm Festival Opening in NYC on Friday, July 22nd at the Angelika Theater LOS […]
The Teacher’s ‘Still Got It’
“Still Got Tonight” is the latest song from Matthew Morrison’s self-titled new debut album. The track “Still Got Tonight” was co-written by American Idol’s very […]
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Reboot Premier at San Diego Comic-Con
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise is rebooting with a new television series, comic books, and movie that will preview to an audience at the […]
Review Fix Exclusive: Q & A with Backflip Studios Co-Founder Tom Blind
Check out this exclusive Q & A with Backflip Studios Co-Founder Tom Blind, who was also the lead developer behind the company’s new “Evil Dead” […]
A Mother’s Pain
A blunt, non-sugar coated tale of an average family, “Face Divided,” directed by Karen Giordano and written by Edward Allan Baker, shows the raw emotion […]
I-Tunes Single of the Week Review: Andy Grammer’s ‘Miss Me’
Andy Grammer’s single, “Miss Me,†spotlighted by iTunes free single of the week is a bit of an overstatement. The song trickles in with the […]
Midtown International Theatre Festival’s Twelfth Annual Season
The Midtown International Theatre Festival (MITF) announces performance schedules for the 2011 Season, running from July 11 – 31, 2011. 23 plays and 11 musicals […]
IFC Midnight presents The Catechism Cataclysm — opening October 2011
IFC Midnight will release THE CATECHSIM CATACLYSM theatrically in New York, Los Angeles and across the country in October 2011. Storytelling in all its forms […]
Review Fix Exclusive: Interview with Chuck and Pap Shirock
Review Fix chats with Chuck and Pap Shirock of the rock-pop five piece Shirock. In this near-half hour interview, Chuck and Pap talk about their […]
Forbidden Love
There are old stories that never fail to impress no matter how many times they are told. “Cecile” by Jean Anouilh (which was written in […]