Drew & Ellie Holcomb Launch Online Auction to Benefit International Justice Mission
by Kaitlin Milligan
- Dec 9, 2019
In the spirit of Christmas, last night Drew & Ellie Holcomb launched their First Annual Christmas Auction Benefitting International Justice Mission (IJM). The couple, who have been longtime friends and partners with the organization over their careers, announced the initiative on their socials via a live video last night and have put up incredible experiences and prizes up for grabs. The auction is now open and runs all this week before it wraps up on December 15th. Visit the auction and place bids here.
BWW Review: Socially contemplative A CHRISTMAS CAROL IN HARLEM at The Classical Theatre Of Harlem
by Joe Lombardi
- Dec 8, 2019
A close friend recently told me there was no cure for climate change. Too many people are on the planet. He theorized the solution was to eliminate two-thirds of the world's population. Ebenezer Scrooge also shares the same sentiment. If the sick and downtrodden cannot survive then they will help 'decrease the surplus population.' A Christmas Carol in Harlem updates Charles Dickens' classic novella into modern times with a socially contemplative spin.
HBO Gives Series Order to THE UNTITLED LAKERS PROJECT
by Sarah Jae Leiber
- Dec 6, 2019
HBO has given a series order to THE UNTITLED LAKERS PROJECT, a fast-break drama series chronicling the professional and personal lives of the 1980s Los Angeles Lakers, one of sports' most revered and dominant dynasties—a team that defined its era, both on and off the court, it was announced today by Francesca Orsi, EVP, HBO Programming.
Amazon Bestselling Author Michelle Lovett to Hold Book Release Mixer
by Chloe Rabinowitz
- Dec 6, 2019
Join us Saturday, December 14, 2019 as we celebrate the release of 'Life, Love, & Lock Up (Volume 2)-My Pain Became My Character.' This is the next book in the highly anticipated series 'Life, Love, & Lock Up' by internationally known/award winning author Michelle Lovett. Lovett offers, 'Volume 2 picks up where 'Volume 1' leaves off, but from the male point of view.' She continues, 'Women are not the only victims when it comes to abuse. I learned while on tour with my first book, many men suffer in silence. They are embarrassed to share their experiences related to physical, mental, or emotional mistreatment, because society many times portrays men as weak if they cry or report it. My goal with this project is to have men tell their experiences, while hopefully helping others.'
THE EMERALD CUP Adds Flatbush Zombies, Top Cannabis Experts, Educators, Vendors & More
by A.A. Cristi
- Dec 6, 2019
The Emerald Cup returns December 14 & 15, 2019 for the 16th annual competition and festival, bringing top cannabis experts, educators and farmers together with consumers. The event is the largest, most-respected organic outdoor cannabis competition in the world and will be held at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds in Santa Rosa, CA.
Cold Chisel's 'Blood Moon' Out Now
by Sarah Jae Leiber
- Dec 6, 2019
Cold Chisel's new studio album, Blood Moon, is released today on a myriad of different formats - including Deluxe CD (with bonus DVD), standard CD, Blood Moon-coloured vinyl, an extremely limited Cassette (yes, cassette!) and all digital formats.
Fruition Announce Release Of BROKEN AT THE BREAK OF DAY
by Kaitlin Milligan
- Dec 5, 2019
Hot on the heels of their recent release, Wild As The Night, Portland-based roots-rock darlings Fruition have just announced another brand new collection of songs, Broken at the Break of Day. The new seven-song album, available January 17th, 2020, was recorded in between tour dates in Fruition drummer Tyler Thompson's newly constructed home studio, and like Fruition's past releases, this collection of songs won't fit into one box. Although it's a challenge to categorize, Broken at the Break of Day feels whole because of the band's dedication to honesty as well as harmony. Working as perfect companion pieces, both Wild as the Night and Broken at the Break of Day will be released together on 180g vinyl in January, giving listeners the option to hear the two newest Fruition releases as a collective body of work in this playlist-focused era. Today, Billboard Magazine premiered “Dawn,” Broken at the Break of Day's first single, calling it “Melodic and harmony-laden.” “Dawn” will be available on all online platforms starting tomorrow, December 6th. Click here to pre-save. View the video for 'Dawn' below!
The Joyce Announces Spring/Summer 2020 Season
by Chloe Rabinowitz
- Dec 4, 2019
Linda Shelton, Executive Director of The Joyce Theater Foundation, unveiled the full slate of programming for the organization's Spring/Summer 2020 season, featuring a diverse roster of companies from across the U.S. and around the world. From classical ballet and seminal contemporary dance to some of the most in-demand choreographers and dancers creating new work today, the New York City organization continues to pave the way for dance as one of the world's most renowned presenters of the art form. The Joyce Theater's Spring/Summer 2020 season will see dance artists and companies celebrate monumental milestones and boundary-breaking world premieres, creating a unique blend of revered tradition and future classics across genres that will both delight dance aficionados and engage new audiences all season long.
BWW Review: CINDERELLA, The VAULTS
by Charlie Wilks
- Dec 1, 2019
Not Too Tame's Christmas Panto arrives underneath Waterloo station after its celebrated UK Tour earlier this year. A modern-day take on the classic fairytale a?" set in a pub a?" Luke Barnes' story is a hoot from start to finish. The moment you step into the space it's full of charisma and spark. People sing at the karaoke booth, the bar is popping with punters and everyone seems to be having fun already.
BWW Review: COTTAGERS AND INDIANS at Ottawa's Great Canadian Theatre Company
by Courtney Castelino
- Nov 30, 2019
As the antidote to our impending winter blues, Drew Hayden Taylor's Cottagers and Indians transports us to the serenity of Ontario's cottage country in summertime. We meet the story's two characters, Arthur Copper (Herbie Barnes), an Indigenous man of humble means, whose family has lived in the area forever, and Maureen Poole (Philippa Domville), a Caucasian upper-middle class woman who lives and works in the Toronto area, but has owned a cottage on Starling Lake for the last twenty or so years. It is evident in the first few minutes that there is no love lost between Arthur and Maureen. In fact, the air is decidedly icy, despite the warmth of the season.
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