Michael Ironside Not Such a Bad Guy By Jay S. Jacobs If you feel just a tiny bit of unease when you see Michael Ironside, well you can blame Hollywood for that misconception. The long-time character actor has often played villains and creeps in a series of big-name movies, but that is not who he … Continue reading
Eileen Sherman & The Indie Collaborative Musically Celebrates Earth Day at Carnegie Hall Next Month by Brad Balfour Indie Collaborative co-founder Eileen Bluestone Sherman likes having her hands full. She’s a playwright, lyricist, young adult novelist, television writer, theater/music producer – and producer of events such as “Celebrating Earth Day in Song.” The Indie Collaborative … Continue reading
Lisa Hurwitz Traveling Back to The Automat by Jay S. Jacobs The automat. It is a world lost in time, but for much of the 20th century, it was a little haven for the people of New York and Philadelphia. Horn & Hardart restaurants, which were just in those two big cities, nonetheless became legendary … Continue reading
John Oates Keeping It Grounded on the Road with Stories and Songs By Jay S. Jacobs John Oates knows a thing or two about popular music. After all, he has spent most of his adult life as half of the rock and soul duo Daryl Hall and John Oates, one of the biggest selling hitmaking … Continue reading
Owen Holt Catching up with Our Favorite Host By Kayla Marra Owen Holt is a nineteen-year-old content creator from Florida who went viral seemingly overnight. Since his rise to fame, Owen has gone on to win season one of AwesomenessTV’s hit series Next Influencer. He has since gone on to host the past two seasons! When we … Continue reading
Stephanie Larkin Red Penguin Publisher Offers Options To Traditional Book Publishing Models by Brad Balfour Even while electronic media gushes over the impact of… Electronic Media, millions of people over the world still love an antiquated notion called books. Though many mainstream book publishers have been consolidated into a few major imprints, there are still hundreds of … Continue reading
Michael Gingold The Perfect Gift For Any Film Geek To Get This Valentine’s Day, Birthday or Fan Fest by Brad Balfour Growing up in the 1970s and ‘80s, author/collector Michael Gingold became obsessed with horror movies and other genre films. This love led him to become a Fangoria writer and then its editor for nearly … Continue reading
Scott Eastwood and Clark Backo We Want Them Back by Jay S. Jacobs We all have to ones that got away – the great loves in our lives that end up leaving us a wreck. The new film I Want You Back uses that very common occurrence as the springboard to a dark romantic comedy. … Continue reading
Madi Fogg Striking a Pose By Kayla Marra One week she’s relaxing by the bay in her hometown near Sydney, Australia. The next she’s walking her first show ever in New York Fashion Week. Madi Fogg is a 26-year-old model who has worked with a variety of prestigious photographers and brands – from Emilio G. … Continue reading
Andy Samberg, Selena Gomez, Keegan-Michael Key, Fran Drescher & David Spade Living in Transformania by Jay S. Jacobs It’s checkout time at Hotel Transylvania. Ten years and four films into the popular animated series of films, Hotel Transylvania: Transformania will tell the final chapter of the resort that is run and visited by monsters and … Continue reading
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