Press Release - September 7th, 2021 Today, Meghan Trainor has announced her new podcast, Workin’ On It, that she will co-host alongside her brother and best friend, Ryan Trainor. The podcast will premiere on Wednesday, September 15th and will see the... Continue Reading →
Contributed by Deborah Klugman Music and nature lovers! Sunday Afternoon Concerts in the Dome are back at Mount Wilson Observatory with two live concerts on August 1 and September 5, held in the vaulted dome of the Observatory’s 100-foot telescope.... Continue Reading →
Dance Parade New York, the annual celebration of dance in all its forms, hosts its interactive online dance festival on Saturday, May 22nd from 1:00 - 4:00 pm EST. One thousand dancers from around the world connect to family-friendly fun and movement joy in DJ-lead... Continue Reading →
For Immediate Release - New York, NY Beginning February 20, 2020, NY PopsUp, an unprecedented and expansive festival featuring hundreds of pop-up performances (many of which are free of charge and all open to the public) that will intersect with the... Continue Reading →
"Am I good enough for you?" Noir-pop songstress, Maiah Manser, has released the new single, DoLL, written with Buddy Ross & produced by Kyle McCammon. The video for DoLL portrays an ethereal dreamlike world paired with dark heavy production elements... Continue Reading →
by Tracey Paleo, Gia On The Move If you missed the spectacular full and new moons all Summer, don't despair. First, there will always be others. Second, it's highly likely that you'll get to see one up close and personal.... Continue Reading →
“This festival is about giving back to our community, by preserving what’s best about the art and music of LA, while providing fuel for the amazing new cultural developments happening here.” One of Los Angeles most unique events and a... Continue Reading →
New York-based artist, KYOSi's impassioned new EP Negative Space is "a powerfully defiant anthem for the underprivileged and voiceless..." (EARMILK) Negative Space takes listeners on a journey through grief and anger by exploring themes ranging from class politics, race and... Continue Reading →
Reviewed by Matt Ritchey If ever a Fringe show were to be labeled unironically as “charming,” Bob Leggett’s Livin' The Dream is the one. There are other adjectives as well, of course: fascinating, informative, inspiring… but “charming” is the blanket... Continue Reading →
Los Angeles revolutionaries WASI usher in a new movement of empowerment, inclusion, and self-love with their debut album Riot Pop out everywhere today. Pushing for change and acceptance, this record comes right in time to celebrate Pride Month. In addition... Continue Reading →
Reviewed by Matt Ritchey If you love 80’s music and want to get some brand new 80’s songs stuck in your head, fast-forward to the Actor’s Company Let Live Theater for 90 minutes of goofy, fun, touching, toe-tapping musical theater... Continue Reading →
Taylor Swift made a playlist on Apple Music called Playlist by ME! 🎉 Swift tells Apple Music: "'Maybe a hundred bad days made a hundred good stories, a hundred good stories make me interesting art parties' - the lyrics of... Continue Reading →
