Official Secrets Premieres in NYC at the Inaugural 51/Fest
This film reminds us that there are people out there that are putting their lives and reputations on the line each day in order to serve their fellow citizens.
Culture
Honeysuckle showcases artists who are brave enough to make their stake in the world as artists. We know how hard it is. We present works in fine art, pop art, music, fashion and film.
Wrapped Up in Harsley’s Entanglement
Harsley can be seen honing his own craft and working with other artists in his 4thStreet Photo gallery.
In the Swing of Things: An Interview with Back Room host Svetlana Shmulyian
"As cliché as it sounds, it was the first day of the rest of my life.”
Midsommar is a trip to a remote, drug-fueled pagan commune
After watching 2018’s Hereditary [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6wWKNij_1M] I found myself with a rekindled love for films that frighten, so you can only imagine my excitement when it was revealed that the director of Hereditary would be releasing a new movie in the summer of 2019, fittingly titled Midsommar [https:...
Take Two: Azusa Sheshe Dance and Her One-Woman Show
Dance is not a performer to miss out on.
A Great Day in Harlem: The 45th Annual Harlem Week Festival Begins
Harlem continues to generate on global culture.
A Night of Fashion with Consinee Group at New York Landmark, Cipriani
Consinee Group [http://en.consinee.com.cn/] is a yarn exporter and spinner company founded by Boris Xue and based in Ningbo, China. They account for 20% to 25% of the world’s pure cashmere raw material production. [https://www.einnews.com/pr_news/491402118/china-s-largest-exporter-of-cashmere-yarn-consinee-group-showcased-fashion-capabilities-in-new-york] Last Tuesday night, they hosted their second annual show,...
All Jokes Aside: How Side Ponytail Became Brooklyn’s Hottest Indie Comedy Show
This show belonged to the outcasts.
Emily Robinson–The Mentor We All Needed in Eighth Grade
Olivia is a positive, bubbly force to be reckoned with.
Mourning the Death of a Sex Friend
He made you feel special by bringing out the French press—one of his classic moves.
Andrew Thiele and the Journey of the Artist
“What are you doing to check off your goals? Do you possess mementos of your journey? How do you process what you consume?” Andrew Thiele’s Gallery 8 solo exhibit: Moral Compass posed these questions directly to the viewer. The introspective exhibit highlighted themes of identity, environment, and action through intricate mixed media pieces pulling...
Do It Together, Tula Vera and Their Alternative to D.I.Y
The sound of music permeates the hot summer air in New Brunswick, NJ. While the college town is experiencing its recurring summertime lulls, the underground music scene is just as lively and popular as it is during the semester. Countless D.I.Y, basement shows litter the town, even after Rutgers University stopped sponsoring music...
A Retrospective on the 50th Anniversary of the Moon Landing
The moon landing’s cultural significance has made a lasting impact on society and is s one of humankind’s greatest and most iconic achievements.
Education & Authenticity: A Look at Haute Box and the Grassroots Cannabis Forum
Looking at other social trends, such as the normalization of LGBT rights, one of the biggest things for that movement was people having a face to associate with it.
Through Heartbreak I Found Myself Again
For four months straight I cried myself to sleep and couldn’t even get through a train ride with dry eyes.
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