Deus Ex: Human Revolution Review: Worth the Wait
It was the summer of 2000, and I was fourteen years old. One day that summer, I walked into my local electronics store with $40 […]
Month: August 2011
Hell’s Kitchen Coverage: Episode 11: Sticking Around
It’s a trip around the world in this episode of Hell’s Kitchen. Hell’s Kitchen ended with Ramsey telling Elise to take her jacket off. In […]
Urban Stages To Present LOUDER THAN WORDS
Written and Performed by BILL BOWERS Directed By MARTHA BANTA Beginning Performances October 7; Opening October 12, 2011 At Urban Stages Urban Stages (Frances Hill, […]
DAPHNE RUBIN-VEGA and WOOD HARRIS JOIN THE CAST OF THE UPCOMING BROADWAY PRODUCTION OF TENNESSEE WILLIAMS’ ‘A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE’
DIRECTED BY EMILY MANN SPRING, 2012 New York: Stephen Byrd and Alia Jones are proud to announce that the role of “Stella†will be played […]
Cuba’s Lost Vision Creates Another One
Surreal, beautifully shot and intelligently composed, Alysa Nahmias and Benjamin Murray’s “Unfinished Spaces†tells a story of five schools in Cuba, which compose the schools […]
Dr. Who Coverage: The Doctor vs. The Third Reich
Episode Commentary: “Let’s Kill Hitler†Have you ever figured out something before anyone else in the room? You probably felt clever. However, all you would […]
A-List NY Coverage: Fashion Shows and Playgirl
No one ever said that watching the A-List would be easy. It’s like a roller coaster experience, you go up and up until they reach […]
The Gerald W. Lynch Theater at John Jay College Presents The Domestic Crusaders
The landmark play about Muslim-Americans returns to New York City September 10 at 4pm & September 11 at 5pm The Gerald W. Lynch Theater at […]
DROPKICK MURPHYS ANNOUNCE “ROADIE FOR A DAY†RAFFLE FOR SEPTEMBER 9 FENWAY PARK SHOW IN BOSTON
The Claddagh Fund–the charity established in 2009 by Dropkick Murphys founder Ken Casey–has teamed with the Boston Bruins Foundation to host an online raffle for […]
Review Fix Exclusive: Cinzi Lavin Interview
Review Fix chats with singer, songwriter, musician and playwright Cinzi Lavin, who discusses her new album with Jennifer Love based on the work of Stephen […]
Play for Free: MLB Bobblehead Pros
While there are only a handful of licensed baseball games on the shelves today, back in the mid-nineties, many companies tried their hand at America’s […]