When good intentions triumph over art, one winds up with a film like Lee. It features Kate Winslet as Lee Miller (1907-1977), a model, surrealist muse, and a pioneering fashion, fine art, and war photographer who captured some of the most devastating and damning images of World War II. Full trailer released for Sky Original […]

...Mad Ireland hurt you into poetry... W.H. Auden

“We can win, we can win, we can win, we can win.” – Jon Batiste

Photo by Honor M. Friday night. December 10th. Last year. That’s 2022. Night fell fast as I threaded my way through East Village streets to Webster Hall to catch The Bogmen. I didn’t know of The Bogmen but quickly discovered that Billy Campion, Bill Ryan, Brendan Ryan, Mark Wike, P.J. O’Connor, and Clive Tucker founded […]

On August 28, 1963, The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom drew a quarter of a million people to the nation’s capital in order to protest racial discrimination and advocate for equal rights and opportunities for Black citizens. It is rightly considered a milestone in the civil rights movement of the 1960s and remains […]

Updated: July, 14th 2023 With the soaring costs of living in cities across the US, many homeowners increasingly feel like they’re house rich and cash poor. Back when they made that initial investment, they never imagined the unexpected financial challenges and everyday stress that owning a home can bring. In 2023, many homeowners often find […]

Chinatown’ s uncanny parallels with Jack Nicholson’s life

Irish playwright Honor Molloy opens up in an open letter to Irish New Yorkers.

A concert to remember.

A concert experience you shouldn’t miss.