Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato have now documented the enterprise but without viewers' ability to participate--a restriction
"Life is for Living" may only be 70 minutes in length, but it's appreciably more in breadth and depth. Destiny's tot himself
Full of references to pop culture (he's surprised that Mac doesn't recognize the name Nia Peebles), Gerry goes on to ramble
A question Vekemans plants in the collective audience mind is whether reconciliation of any kind can develop between people
As He and She reluctantly relive their shared past, she reiterates that she grieves every day for her child and grows increasingly
When it comes to gift giving, is there anything better than music? Not much. So for anyone looking around for music to delight
When it comes to gift giving, is there anything better than music? Not much. So for anyone looking around for music to delight
Noah is the 40-ish son of Irene and of--spoiler alert? I'm not convinced)--the late Martin. And, boy-oh-boy, is Noah a waspish
One place where loyalty indisputably plays an invaluable part is the theater. Producers, whether commercial or not-for-profit
I won't hold out for either play being entirely persuasive, but they add substantially to the national discussion of revelations
In Kingdom Come, Samantha, or Sammy, is an obese young Carson City, Nevada woman for whom it's painful even to get out of
It's not that either is outright bad (a full Dead Poets Society review can be found elsewhere on The Huffington Post), but
"You must be tolerant of talent," he said, perhaps intuiting the slightly negative reaction I was about to express about
To a man and woman, they insist that Malik and Jimmy have rubbed away the raw corners of their not convincingly triumphant
Woven into the proceedings rather neatly is a mother-daughter generational divide between then and now, as are any number
Yes, she recalls her climb up the comedy ladder. There's the journey to Los Angeles by way of Chicago's Second City and the
After all this time, she has a potent response to the Bronx neighborhood mother who so blithely and with such a narrow mind