Jeremy Jordan and Timothy Scott Bogart People Out There Spinning Music Into Gold by Jay S. Jacobs There are lots of people whose name you...

Brian O’Halloran Clerks Star Recalls His Career and Irish Heritage by Brad Balfour If it weren’t for events such as the Big Apple Comic...

Sophie B. Hawkins Daring to Love Herself by Jay S. Jacobs Times change and people change. About 30 years ago, Sophie B. Hawkins was pleading that damn, she wished she was our lover. Now she realizes that sometimes she is better off taking care of herself. Hawkins was one of the biggest female singers in the early to mid-nineties, a pre-Lilith Fair hitmaker who topped the charts with such songs as “Damn, I Wish I Was Your Lover,” “Right Beside You” and “As I Lay Me Down.” Just

India de Beaufort Bring On the Night Court by Jay S. Jacobs British-born actress India de Beaufort is courting fame in the colonies. De...

Jim Steranko Master Storyteller Makes His Mark At The Big Apple Comic Con This March 25th–26th by Brad Balfour More than half a century...

Niki Waltl Thanks To An Oscar Nom for the Documentary Navalny, Cinematographer is in the Spotlight by Brad Balfour With Oscar night fast...

Gunnar Hanging Out with Gunnar By Kayla Marra Gunnar Gehl, professionally known simply as Gunnar, is a 21-year-old singer-songwriter from...

Gilbert O’Sullivan Driven to Tour Again, Naturally By Jay S. Jacobs Gilbert O’Sullivan sure believes in making up for lost time. The...

Dean Lewis Spending Valentine’s Day With Dean Lewis by Emma Fox To celebrate Valentine’s Day, we had the pleasure of speaking with...

DJ Khaled A Legacy of More Than Music by Xiara Lemoine Setting foot into the DJ Khaled and We The Best press conference room, the media,...

The Academic Getting Intellectual with The Academic by Kayla Marra From Mullingar, Ireland, The Academic are an indie-rock quartet. The...

Rian Johnson on the red carpet at the “Glass Onion” premiere at the Philadelphia Film Festival 2023. Rian Johnson Peeling A Glass Onion by Jay S. Jacobs The new face of modern mystery may very well be Rian Johnson. The writer director is releasing Glass Onion the second film of a planned series of Knives Out mysteries which will be filmed for Netflix. The first Knives Out film was a huge hit with a more-traditional theatrical release a few years ago, leading the streaming gi

Tom Berenger Serving a Black Warrant by Ronald Sklar What do Tom Berenger and William Shakespeare have in common? They both insist that...

Michael Carbonaro Making Comic Book Magic Through the Eyes of the Impresario of The Big Apple Con by Brad Balfour Boy, it's hard to keep...

Olivia Colman, Micheal Ward, Toby Jones, Tanya Moodie and Sam Mendes Reflecting on Empire of Light by Jay S. Jacobs The flickering...

Gary Carr pictured at the Odeon Luxe West End, Leicester Square for the special screening of The Peripheral ahead of its launch on Prime...

Dreamers Catching up with Dreamers by Emma Fox Grunge indie-rock band Dreamers consists of singer/guitarist Nick Wold and bassist Nelson ( née Marc Nelson) and are joined on their current tour by singer/guitarist Ari Tibi and drummer Jess Goodwin! After their debut self-titled EP release in 2014 and their debut album release of This Album Does Not Exist in 2016, Dreamers have grown to a level where they are now stretching the boundaries of grunge and psychedelic indie rock.

(From L-R): Judith Light, Reed Birney, Paul Adelstein, Janet McTeer, Anya Taylor-Joy, Nicholas Hoult, John Leguizamo, Aimee Carrero, Rob Yang, Arturo Castro, and Mark St. Cyr in the film THE MENU. Photo by Eric Zachanowich. Courtesy of Searchlight Pictures. © 2022 20th Century Studios All Rights Reserved. Anya Taylor-Joy, Nicholas Hoult, Hong Chau, Judith Light, John Leguizamo, Aimee Carrero & Mark Mylod Mayhem on The Menu by Jay S. Jacobs You hear talk about Hell’s Kitchen,

Eva Carlton Speaking Really Loud by Kayla Marra You may not know Eva Carlton yet, but that’s going to change. Eva Carlton is an...

Phyllis Nagy and Wunmi Mosaku When In Need Call Jane by Jay S. Jacobs It’s rare that a film happens to capture the cultural zeitgeist of...