Slime Time at the Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards
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Slime Time at the Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards

Slime Time at the Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards By Samantha Speiss After four-weeks of voting, the 2018 Kids’ Choice Awards splashed onto the screens of millions. And though kids’ (and adults’) attention spans can be minuscule, Nickelodeon left everyone wanting more. The 2018 Kids’ Choice Awards were held on March 24, 2018, at the Forum … Continue reading

Celtic Woman – Quartet Brings Out Their Sounds for A Seasonal Celebration
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Celtic Woman – Quartet Brings Out Their Sounds for A Seasonal Celebration

Celtic Woman Quartet Brings Their Sounds for A Seasonal Celebration by Brad Balfour If any group has become synonymous with popular music from Ireland, it’s Celtic Woman. Though named in the singular, this quartet has been commanding stages internationally for nearly last two decades. Once again, they are coming to the tri-state area on the … Continue reading

Talking ‘Bout The Revolution with Lisa Coleman
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Talking ‘Bout The Revolution with Lisa Coleman

Talking ‘Bout The Revolution with Lisa Coleman By Jay S. Jacobs The Revolution love what they are doing, but they hate the reason that they have to do it. The group, made up of Wendy Melvoin (guitar, vocals), BrownMark (bass, vocals), Lisa Coleman (keyboards, vocals), Matt Fink (aka Dr. Fink, keyboards) and Bobby Z. (drums), … Continue reading

Ernie Hudson – Sowing Seeds with Grace & Frankie
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Ernie Hudson – Sowing Seeds with Grace & Frankie

Ernie Hudson Sowing Seeds with Grace & Frankie by Jay S. Jacobs It’s funny the curveballs that life throws you. Take Ernie Hudson. After a good 40 years hustling, hitting the casting offices and sets and craft services tables of hundreds of movies and TV series, making a name for himself as a go-to guy … Continue reading

Hayley Mills Is Still A “Party Face” At New York’s City Center
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Hayley Mills Is Still A “Party Face” At New York’s City Center

Hayley Mills Is Still A “Party Face” At New York’s City Center by Brad Balfour When the question’s been asked: “Where are they now?,” actress Hayley Mills’ name often has come up. Remembered for winning an Oscar when she was 14 for playing the title role in Disney’s Pollyanna, the now 71-year-old is not just … Continue reading

Alexander Jean – Doing What They Love with the One They Love
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Alexander Jean – Doing What They Love with the One They Love

Alexander Jean Doing What They Love with the One They Love by Ari Lafayette Alexander Jean is the immensely gifted dynamic duo rising to the peak of the music scene. The group is made up of Mark Ballas, known for his exquisite skill as a dancer on Dancing with the Stars and his role in … Continue reading

Nancy Wilson Makes Her Case with Roadcase Royale
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Nancy Wilson Makes Her Case with Roadcase Royale

Nancy Wilson Makes Her Case with Roadcase Royale by Jay S. Jacobs Nancy Wilson has spent pretty much her entire adult life as the guitarist (and sometime singer) of arguably the most respected female-led rock band of the last 40 years. Nancy joined her older sister Ann Wilson’s band when she was a mere 16 … Continue reading

Sean Baker – Looking at the Dark Side of the Happiest Place on Earth with The Florida Project
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Sean Baker – Looking at the Dark Side of the Happiest Place on Earth with The Florida Project

Sean Baker Looking at the Dark Side of the Happiest Place on Earth with The Florida Project by Jay S. Jacobs Much like the characters in his films, indie director Sean Baker has spent most of his life toiling under the radar. In a writing/directing career that has spawned seven movies in 17 years (plus … Continue reading