Music BTS’s Rise to the Top, and I’m on for the Ride By Samuel Son on June 6, 2018 BTS (a fluid acronym that can stand for BangTan Boys or BulleTproof boy Scouts or Beyond... Read more →
MusicTheatre Girl Power: My Fair Lady, Dance Nation, Summer By David Sheward on May 30, 2018 Alan Jay Lerner, the librettist and lyricist of My Fair Lady, once joked to Rex Harrison,... Read more →
Music Royce da 5’9″s Book of Ryan Continues the Conversation of Vulnerability in Hip-Hop By Malik Walker on May 23, 2018 Jay-Z’s most recent album titled 4:44 caught music listener’s attention at the end... Read more →
MusicOUR WORLD 2 Val Verde: The Black Palm Springs By Mike Sonksen on May 23, 2018 Even though the city of Los Angeles was founded by 44 Black and Brown Spanish citizens in... Read more →
DanceFilmMusic 1 This Is America By Sarah Elgart on May 9, 2018 Editor's Note: Childish Gambino made Grammy Award history on Sunday, February 10, 2019,... Read more →
FilmMusic The Triplets of Belleville – Cine-Concert By Nancy Kay Turner on May 9, 2018 The Triplets of Belleville (2003), a French-Canadian, wildly inventive and idiosyncratic... Read more →
MusicTheatre Shifting Female Roles: Carousel, Mean Girls, Lesser God By David Sheward on April 25, 2018 A classic and a new musical offer contrasting views on abusive relationships while a... Read more →
Music Bishop Nehru, Elevators: Act I & II By Malik Walker on April 18, 2018 “I’ve been lost in my mind, seeing different (different, different).” These... Read more →
MusicPhotography 1 GhostNotes: The Everyday Magnificence of the Ordinary By Mike Sonksen on April 11, 2018 The interdisciplinary, multicultural and extratextual nature of 21st Century culture is... Read more →
MusicTheatre Trips to Margaritaville, Colonial America, and Ancient Babylon By David Sheward on March 21, 2018 Let me confess that margaritas are my cocktail of choice. Having one while watching the... Read more →
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