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  • Theatre Review: FINDING DOROTHY PARKER (Laurie Beechman Theatre)

    SARCASM ON STEROIDS To say that Dorothy Parker had a way with words would be the understatement of the century—and she spanned two of them, being born in the last decade of the 1800s and hanging on until 1967. Even her own death was subject to one more pithy punchline. In a story with herself…

  • Off-Broadway Review: H.M.S. PINAFORE (New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players)

    SAILORS, SATIRE, AND SOPRANOS New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players keep H.M.S. Pinafore proudly afloat—smart, tuneful, and gloriously old-school. Producing a Gilbert & Sullivan operetta takes courage, talent, and resources. Yet every year the New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players put on several productions, complete with a gorgeous single set, period costumes, and a live…

  • Theater Review: ALL THE DEVILS ARE HERE: HOW SHAKESPEARE INVENTED THE VILLAIN (Patrick Page at BroadStage)

    THEATER POSTER titled 'All the Devils Are Here' by Patrick Page and Simon.

    A MASTER VILLAIN TAKES THE STAGE Patrick Page turns Shakespeare’s greatest monsters into a riveting, slyly funny tour through human nature— one blood-red spotlight at a time. Dubbed “the villain of Broadway” by Playbill, Patrick Page has never shied away from exploring his dark side. Now, with his tour-de-force solo show All the Devils Are…

  • WHAT MOST HOMEOWNERS GET WRONG ABOUT INGROUND POOL FINANCING

    For many homeowners, the idea of adding an inground pool starts as a dream. A place to cool off, host friends, or simply sit with your feet in the water after a long day. Then reality sets in when the price tag comes up, and financing suddenly becomes part of the conversation. This is where…

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    Crash games are built on one simple decision you repeat fast. You either lock profit now, or you risk the next step for a higher multiplier. Chicken Road takes that idea and turns it into a clean road run with traps. The theme is light, but the mechanics are strict. One mistake ends the round…

  • EXPLAINING AND DEFINING CHILDHOOD TRAUMA WITH EXAMPLES FROM MOVIES: IT’S MUCH MORE THAN WHAT YOU THINK

    Cinematography formed a certain image of what childhood trauma is. And usually this image is exaggerated and one-sided. But childhood trauma isn’t an event; it’s a complex feeling and experience that can linger throughout adulthood. Childhood trauma shouldn’t be defined by how severe an experience seems but by how it affects a developing nervous system….

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  • HOW ONLINE CASINOS BORROW VISUAL STYLES FROM FILM

    Movies and online casinos seem like two very different worlds, yet they share a secret handshake: style. When a player logs into an online gaming lobby today, the splash screens, animated reels, and even the loading bars often feel strangely cinematic. Designers have learned that the language of film—its bright colors, dramatic angles, and cliff-hanger…

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    At Dolly Casino Australia, you sign up, pick a game, then get on with it. Have a squiz this week and share what you reckon with your mates. Starburst suits quick spins; Book of Dead fits those “one more go” moods when you feel a bonus is close. The quick setup you’ll thank yourself for…

  • Cabaret Review: BOOM! 15TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT (Ann Hampton Callaway & Liz Callaway at 54 Below)

    BOOM! IS A BLAST! Separately, each is terrific. Together, the two are sublime. When singing sisters Ann Hampton Callaway and Liz Callaway combine their voices and sensibilities—echoing each other’s lines, with glorious harmonies weaving and soaring through songs—it’s one of the best things you can do for your ears. At 54 Below, through Saturday, January…

  • Theater Review: EUREKA DAY (Dezart Performs)

    DESERT THEATER FINDS ITS NEW HOME WITH A PERFECTLY TIMED POWDER KEG Welcome to the sharply funny Eureka Day, where a mumps outbreak turns a school board meeting into a full-contact sport Last night was a massive milestone for our desert theater community. Dezart Performs officially opened their new season in their brand-new, first-ever permanent…

  • Cabaret Theater Review: FINDING DOROTHY PARKER (Laurie Beechman Theatre)

    WIT, WOUNDS, AND A GREAT SET OF PODIUMS A smart, lively cabaret revue that reminds us Parker was more than just a quote machine. Those of us who remember Dorothy Parker think of a sharp-witted, often biting writer and wise observer of human nature. Her one-liners, such as “Men seldom make passes at girls who…

  • JAPANESE SWORD AND CHINESE SWORD: A TALE OF TWO LEGENDARY TRADITIONS

    Throughout history, swords have been more than weapons. They are reflections of culture, philosophy, and the values of the civilizations that forged them. Among the most influential bladed traditions in the world are the Japanese sword and the Chinese sword. Though both originate in East Asia and share ancient roots, each developed along a distinct…

  • Off-Broadway Review: THE DISAPPEAR (Minetta Lane Theatre)

    MARRIAGE, MOVIES & MISERIES AT MINETTA LANE Marriage may be like a garden — has to be consistently and attentively nurtured and cared for or it will wither instead of bloom and grow — but for Ben and Mira in The Disappear, nobody’s doing much watering, making this particular union look parched, prickly, and perilously…

  • WHY BUHURT SWORDS ARE BLUNT: THE SAFETY LOGIC BEHIND “REAL STEEL” RULES

    At first glance, Buhurt swords may appear to be a contradiction to the inexperienced. They are of steel, have a considerable weight, and are able to cause a lot of damage just by hitting, however, the edges are blunt by purpose. The reason for this is not fear or excessive contemporary regulation but rather a…

  • Theater Review: YOUNG PLAYWRIGHTS FESTIVAL 2026 (Pegasus Theatre Chicago)

    CHICAGO TEENS DELIVER THE GOODS WITH ORIGINAL ONE-ACTS Pegasus Theatre Chicago’s Young Playwrights Festival proves —again—that fresh voices can write with candor, wit, and bite. For the last 39 years, Pegasus Theatre Chicago’s Young Playwrights Festival (YPF) has been showcasing the fruits of enlightened collaboration. By exposing high school students to the fundamentals of writing…

  • BREAKING LANGUAGE BARRIERS IN FILM: HOW AI TRANSLATION IS RESHAPING INDEPENDENT CINEMA DISTRIBUTION

    Here’s something that doesn’t get discussed enough at film festivals: while everyone’s debating camera movements and narrative structure, there’s a practical barrier stopping thousands of films from reaching international audiences. Not lack of talent. Not poor storytelling. The inability to afford professional subtitles. I’ve watched this scenario unfold repeatedly over the past few years. A…

  • Theater Review: LIBRARY LION (Adam Theater)

    NO LYIN’ ABOUT THIS ADORABLE LION A story about rules and when it is right to break them The four-year-old I took to the Adam Theater production of Library Lion at the Calderwood Pavilion in the Boston Center for the Arts was terrified when he saw the picture of the lion’s large and expressive face…

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