The 2025 NYC mayoral contest just got a bit hotter and an awful lot more interesting. Tuesday, veteran former Gov. Andrew Cuomo won still another high-profile labor union endorsement, that being the powerful Ironworkers. The nod gives his campaign some actual heft in the form of being the third union to get behind him within… Continue Reading →
The NBC Voice singing competition television hit has brought two superstar coaches onboard for Season 27: Sheryl Crow and LeAnn Rimes. They are added to the show’s solid coaching team already, never mind their history of experience and musicianship, to guide competition contestants through the playoffs. For Season 27, mentoring roles are especially relevant because… Continue Reading →
John Proctor Is the Villain premiered Off-Broadway at the Booth Theatre, presenting the masterful production of Kimberly Belflower’s acerbic script, directed by Danya Taymor. Against the deadly playground of a small-town Northeast Georgia honors lit class in a high school, the play reimagines Arthur Miller’s The Crucible as a biting, timely commentary on the #MeToo… Continue Reading →
The wizarding community is once again abuzz, but this time not over a new spell or magical creature – it’s that word that British actor Paapa Essiedu will be playing Severus Snape in HBO’s new Harry Potter reboot. It has sparked widespread discussion on social media sites, with fans responding with shock, excitement, and a… Continue Reading →
In a source of pride for Australian basketball, Ballarat, Victoria-born point guard Georgia Amoore, aged 24, was selected by the Washington Mystics as the sixth overall selection in the 2025 WNBA Draft. Amoore, known for her court wisdom and competitive passion, is the highest-selected Australian in the WNBA Draft since Liz Cambage was selected second… Continue Reading →
Jean Marsh, the iconic British actress and one of the co-creators of the successful long-running television drama Upstairs, Downstairs, died at her London residence on Sunday evening. She was 90. Her friend, director Michael Lindsay-Hogg, confirmed that Marsh died from dementia complications. A gigantic on-screen and off-screen presence, Jean Marsh’s own on-screen legacy is forever… Continue Reading →