Phil Rosenthal Feed Your Head By Jay S. Jacobs Phil Rosenthal has made a living at least partially for just being a really nice, relatable guy. From behind the scenes to in front of the camera, from a podcast studio to theater stages, he’s conquered many of the toughest jobs in entertainment simply through being … Continue reading
Category Archives: Interviews
Tricia Helfer – Primitive Cool
Tricia Helfer Primitive Cool By Jay S. Jacobs We’ve been following Tricia Helfer for years now. The popular model-turned-actor has been a staple on TV sets ever since she broke out as seductive killer Cylon Number Six in the classic sci-fi series Battlestar Galactica back in 2004. Since then she has been in such popular … Continue reading
Josh Brolin Goes from Angry Man To Hero In Weapons
Josh Brolin Goes from Angry Man To Hero In Weapons – Making Such a Turn is a Skill He’s Demonstrated in His Many Movies by Brad Balfour Thanks to the success of director Zach Cregger’s astoundingly weird horror film, Weapons, its male lead, actor Josh Brolin, is getting attention way beyond expectation. Everything about the … Continue reading
Stephen Kramer Glickman – Unplugged
Stephen Kramer Glickman Unplugged By Kayla Marra and Emma Fox Stephen Kramer Glickman is a Canadian-born musician, comedian, and actor, most widely known for his role as Gustavo Rocque in Nickelodeon’s Big Time Rush. The iconic series ran from 2009 through 2013, with Gustavo as his breakout role. Since then, Stephen voiced animated characters in … Continue reading
Serena Dykman Serves Us Some Babka
Serena Dykman Serves Us Some Babka by Jay S. Jacobs “You can’t beat a Babka,” so said Elaine Benes in a classic episode of Seinfeld. The delicacy is a sweet, braided bread often made with chocolate that originated in the Jewish communities. It is a yummy snack. And now, it is central to a smart … Continue reading
Beatrice Minger – Swiss Filmmaker Grapples with the Legacy of Irish Designer Eileen Gray
Beatrice Minger Swiss Filmmaker Grapples with the Legacy of Irish Designer Eileen Gray by Brad Balfour Irish designer Eileen Gray built a refuge on the Côte d‘Azur in 1929. Though she built the house for herself, it turned out to be a masterpiece and many people wanted to experience it years after she was gone. … Continue reading
Sun Room – Ritual of Chaos
Sun Room Ritual of Chaos By Emma Fox If you’re looking for the perfect soundtrack to your summer, Sun Room delivers just that. Formed in 2021, the three-piece band from Southern California have quickly climbed the ranks in the music scene, going from performing in backyards to playing sold out shows on tour with Louis … Continue reading
Frankie Grande – Checking out of Hotel Rock Bottom
Frankie Grande Checking out of Hotel Rock Bottom by Kayla Marra The man, the myth, the icon, and older brother to Ariana (yes, that one!) – Frankie Grande – is the light that the world needs right now. Having starred in various musical theater productions including Rocky Horror Picture Show, Mamma Mia!, and Rock of … Continue reading
Filmmaker Beth Lane Celebrates her Family As Holocaust Survivors in the Documentary UnBroken
Filmmaker Beth Lane Celebrates her Family As Holocaust Survivors in the Documentary UnBroken by Brad Balfour In light of all the attention on antisemitism and the Jewish people since the October 7th massacre by Hamas terrorists, there’s been a desire for a story of triumph in the face of bloodshed and slaughter. So when filmmaker … Continue reading
MKTO, Drew Seeley & Johnny – Hold On Til Dawn
MKTO, Drew Seeley & Johnny Hold On Til Dawn by Kayla Marra and Emma Fox The fourth and final Hold on Til Dawn benefit concert, held at Philadelphia’s World Cafe Live, brought all the nostalgia and fun. It featured Drew Seeley, MKTO (Tony Oller and Malcolm Kelley), and Johnny, who put on electric performances. Mental … Continue reading