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STEREOPTIK’s ‘Dark Circus’

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By Ryan Hugh McWilliams Rarely do I have my mind blown, but today I am still putting the pieces back together. Last night I visited HERE Arts Center, a small two theater venue in west […]

Love Burns On: An Interview with ‘Siren’s Den’ Creator Rori Nogee

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I recently sat down for coffee with songwriter Rori Nogee, who wrote the book, music, and lyrics for the new rock musical, Siren’s Den, which opens next week. We discussed how she began writing the show, being a […]

The Expanded Unicorn Gratitude Mystery

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By Ryan Hugh McWilliams Sometimes those age-old sayings that everyone repeats ad nauseam actually ring true. The cliché, “Never meet your heroes,” slapped me in the face with disappointment at The Expanded Unicorn Gratitude Mystery […]

George Takei and Jay Kuo, photo by Rahav Segev

An Evening with George Takei at BAM

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By Shani R. Friedman This past Monday, George Takei sat down for a Q&A on his night off from starring in Stephen Sondheim’s Pacific Overtures at The Classic Stage Company. Described as “America’s favorite uncle” by […]

Touring the National Museum of African American History and Culture

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By Ryan Hugh McWilliams New museums don’t open very often, so when the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture opened in September last year I jumped at the chance to go. Unfortunately, […]

Kate Bornstein: On Men, Women, and the Rest of Us

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By Ryan Hugh McWilliams We live in very confusing and harrowing times. Take a look at this current dichotomy: two years ago the manliest of men came out of the closet as trans. Republican and […]

Juno Temple and Julia Garner Shine at Tribeca Film Fest in ‘One Percent More Humid’

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Review by Dorri Olds Tribeca Film Festival’s feature narrative, One Percent More Humid, premiered last night in Chelsea at the SVA Theater. The haunting coming-of-age story centers on two childhood friends on a break from […]

The Best Eight Bucks I Ever Spent

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By Landon Evanson There were screams coming from all directions. To my left there was a young woman with her knees tucked to her chest and a jacket pulled over her face hoping that if […]

Tribeca Film Festival 2017 Celebrates Women

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The 2017 Tribeca Film Festival begins Wednesday, April 19 and runs through Sunday, April 30. This is the 16th year of awe-inspiring offerings. Many thanks go to co-founders Jane Rosenthal and Robert De Niro for […]

Art Castle’s Horror ‘Holidays’

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By Landon Evanson Horror anthologies can prove a risky endeavor for various reasons, not the least of which would be the fact that Creepshow (1982) and Trick ‘r Treat (2007) exist. However, that doesn’t mean […]

Artist Profile: Faina Lerman at Cave Detroit

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By My Myriad Muse Faina Markovnan Lerman, painter/performance artist will present Family Album at Cave Detroit on April 14 with an opening reception from 6-9pm. This is her first exhibition after a 4 year hiatus. […]

Fridays Are Finally Fun Again

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By Ryan Hugh McWilliams When it was announced that RuPaul’s Drag Race would move from Logo to VH1 and from Wednesday nights to the TV graveyard shift of Friday night, people wondered if the switch […]

“Ohkasoh Nupponk,” Short Film by Sparrowhawk

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Ohkasoh Nupponk By Sparrowhawk SHORT ACTION/ADVENTURE/DRAMA/THRILLER FILM Ohkasoh Nupponk The Storyboard from Ohkasoh Nupponk on Vimeo. A few thousand years ago along the Housatonic River, POMUSHAUMAU KUTCHIKKONKONT, is the best young arrow maker of the […]