Archive for July 2026
K-Pop Star Ivy to Make Broadway Debut as Roxie Hart in ‘Chicago’
Broadway’s longest-running American musical is welcoming an international star to its cast. South Korean singer and musical theater actress Ivy will make her Broadway debut as Roxie Hart in Chicago for a limited three-week engagement beginning Aug. 17 at New York City’s Ambassador Theatre. The acclaimed performer, whose real name is Park Eun-hye, will appear…
Read MorePreventive Wellness Trend Sparks Interest in At-Home Frequency Therapy for Healthy Aging
As Americans place a greater emphasis on healthy aging and disease prevention, a growing number are turning to wellness technologies designed to support mobility, recovery, and overall well-being before health problems arise. One of the latest trends gaining attention is pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) therapy, a non-invasive treatment that uses low-frequency electromagnetic waves. Companies in…
Read MoreExperimental Off-Broadway Play ‘How to Put Down the Weight of Your Past’ Premieres
An unconventional theatrical experience that blends immersive storytelling, psychological exploration, and dark humor is set to make its world premiere Off-Broadway this summer with How to Put Down the Weight of Your Past. Presented by Breaking Motion, the new work by playwright Tommy Vines will run for a limited three-week engagement through Aug. 9 at…
Read MoreComedian Arj Barker Releases New Stand-Up Album ‘The Mind Field This’
Veteran stand-up comedian Arj Barker released his latest comedy album, The Mind Field, on July 17 through independent comedy label Blonde Medicine, marking his first new album in several years. Known for his sharp sarcasm, philosophical detours, and offbeat observations, Barker uses The Mind Field to tackle subjects that range from existential questions to everyday…
Read MorePublicist KimiRhochelle Shares Personal Journey in New Memoir ‘If I Could Only Tell’
After years of helping celebrities, entrepreneurs, and brands shape their public image, global publicist and brand architect KimiRhochelle is turning the spotlight on herself with the release of her memoir, If I Could Only Tell!. The book offers an intimate look at the personal experiences behind a career spent navigating the worlds of entertainment, media,…
Read MoreGlenn Close, Ridley Scott Among 2026 Academy Governors Awards Honorees
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced that actress Glenn Close, director Ridley Scott, and pioneering animator Floyd Norman will receive Honorary Oscars at the 2026 Governors Awards, while acclaimed independent film producers Christine Vachon and Pamela Koffler will be presented with the prestigious Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award. The honors will…
Read MoreRaúl Esparza and Lily Rabe to Lead ‘The Winter’s Tale’ in Free Shakespeare in the Park
The Public Theater has announced the full cast for this summer’s Free Shakespeare in the Park production of The Winter’s Tale, with Broadway veterans Raúl Esparza and Lily Rabe leading the company when performances begin July 25 at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park. Tony Award-winning director Daniel Sullivan returns to the Delacorte for his…
Read MoreForno D’Oro Opens in Chelsea, Bringing Family-Driven Roman Italian Cuisine to New York
A new Roman Italian restaurant is joining Chelsea’s dining scene with the opening of Forno D’Oro, a family-run establishment led by Naples-born Master Pizzaiolo Chef Salvatore Olivella. Located at 196 Eighth Avenue, the restaurant officially opened its doors today, offering a menu centered on traditional Roman and Neapolitan-inspired Italian cuisine, handcrafted pizzas, and an emphasis…
Read MoreGrief Expert Urges Families to Prioritize Safety During Summer Vacations
With millions of Americans expected to travel this summer, one grief expert is encouraging families to spend as much time planning for safety as they do planning for fun. Melissa Hull, a certified grief and bereavement specialist and author of Dear Drew: Creating a Life Bigger Than Grief, says many vacation-related tragedies can be prevented…
Read MoreVilnius to Unveil Rediscovered 16th-Century Royal Treasures Hidden Since World War II
A collection of rare 16th-century royal burial insignia belonging to Lithuanian-Polish monarchs will go on public display for the first time in nearly a century this summer, offering visitors an extraordinary glimpse into Renaissance royalty and one of Europe’s most significant recent archaeological discoveries. Beginning July 9, the Vilnius Church Heritage Museum in Lithuania will…
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