The African-American Film Critics Association (AAFCA) lit up Los Angeles on August 23 with its 7th Annual TV Honors, celebrating standout television achievements with powerful speeches, groundbreaking wins, and a star-studded guest list. Hosted by Jordin Sparks, the event took place inside the historic Blossom Ballroom at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. This year’s honorees represented…
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A new survey from ResumeTemplates.com reveals growing frustration among U.S. managers supervising Generation Z employees, with many saying the role feels more like parenting than traditional leadership. The report, based on responses from 1,000 U.S. managers, highlights significant challenges when it comes to managing the youngest generation in the workforce. According to the findings, 68%…
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Punk icons Bayside are inviting fans across North America to join them in celebrating their 25th anniversary with an ambitious new tour, “25 Years of Bayside: The Errors Tour.” Spanning three legs throughout 2025, the tour wraps with a hometown show on Sept. 26 in Huntington, NY. The tour promises a unique experience, featuring two…
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The Children’s Theatre Company (CTC) has announced the launch of its inaugural Acting Cohort, an exciting new initiative designed to nurture Twin Cities-based early career actors. For the 2025-2026 season, eight emerging performers will join CTC, each appearing in one season production while also engaging with student actors and participating in professional development opportunities. “At…
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As climate change, habitat loss, and human expansion continue to threaten wildlife around the globe, a new children’s book is showing young readers that they’re never too small to make a difference. “Hannah’s Call to Care: How One Girl Discovered the Power of Protecting Wildlife” by Claudia Clark combines heartwarming storytelling with real-life lessons in…
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The Oscar Hammerstein II Center for Theatre Studies at Columbia University School of the Arts has announced the appointment of James Ijames, the Pulitzer Prize-winning and Tony Award-nominated playwright, director, and educator, as Associate Professor of Theatre with tenure. Ijames, widely celebrated for his groundbreaking storytelling and innovative theatrical style, joins Columbia following an extensive…
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Spearheaded by artist and cultural organizer Yasuyo Tanaka, SEED BOMB bridges past and future through art, performance, and youth-led storytelling. “Atomic Bomb and Seed Bomb use the same word—‘bomb’—but they carry opposite meanings: destruction and regeneration,” says Tanaka. “We want to explore what kind of world can grow from deep reflection, sincere remembrance, and meaningful…
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Grace Annabella Anderson, the emerging indie-pop artist, actor, and signed model, has released her latest single, Love Potion, a glittering ode to downtown Manhattan summer nights. Out now, the track offers a bold new chapter in Anderson’s evolving sound—playful, lovestruck, and drenched in the magic of spontaneous city adventures. Written like an intimate journal entry,…
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Comedian and writer Josh Gondelman debuted his latest stand-up hour, Positive Reinforcement, with Blonde Medicine releasing the comedy special on YouTube June 27 and the album version on July 11. Known for his warm, upbeat style, Gondelman—whose credits include Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, and NPR’s Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me!—delivers…
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