Amitava Kumar’s latest novel, Immigrant, Montana (Knopf) is a wry, melancholic, funny, and timely migrant’s tale about Kailash, […]
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An opera about a brother and sister written by another brother and sister. Not to be confused with […]
25 years after the death of Queen’s iconic lead singer, Freddie Mercury, a stellar biopic starring Emmy-winner Rami […]
On Thursday, November 8th, the SAG-AFTRA Foundation celebrated its 3rd Patron of the Artists Awards at the Wallis […]
Global Down Syndrome Foundation held its 10th Anniversary Be Beautiful Be Yourself Fashion Show (BBBY) in Denver, raising over $2.4 million of critical […]
Playwright, Eliza Clark (The Killing) uses humor to explore a host of relevant issues for our challenging times […]
How to decode a Philip Glass opera? Perhaps the key is in not trying to, and simply immersing […]
An awkward, ignored kid suddenly becomes popular, and finds himself in a position to make a difference — […]
It seems like the American culture has had a long standing love affair with serial killers and Dr. […]
Based on a play by Friedrich Schiller, Verdi’s longest opera, Don Carlo, originally consisted of 5 acts and […]
