Edward James Olmos teaches Latinos to win in Hollywood and life
Spoiler alert No. 1: This isn’t a story about Edward James Olmos. Well, not technically, anyway. It’s a story about…
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Music News: Renowned pianist and conductor, Boris Cepeda, relocates to Atlanta and unveils European Piano Academy – MuseWire
ATLANTA, Ga. /MUSEWIRE/ — Boris Cepeda, an accomplished pianist and conductor, will now call Atlanta home. It’s a groundbreaking move…
Warner, Seeker, SoundExchange and More Music Industry Executive News – Billboard
If it’s Friday that means another spin around the Executive Turntable, Billboard’s comprehensive(ish) compendium of promotions, hirings, exits and firings…
Georgia Film Academy receives award from 100 Black Men of North Metro Atlanta
From left to right: GFA Executive Director Scott Votaw, 100 Black Men of North Metro Atlanta Mentor Coordinator Harold Edouard,…
The Drew Barrymore Show head writers quit over strike drama | Entertainment
‘The Drew Barrymore Show’ is coming back without its three head writers after they declined to return. The show has…
WGA and SAG Strikes Cost 45,000 Job Losses in Entertainment Industry – The Hollywood Reporter
The Writers Guild of America strike is over, and there appears to be progress in negotiations between SAG-AFTRA and the…
‘Loki’: A Timeline for Marvel’s God of Mischief | Entertainment
Loki Season 2 kicks off the next chapter of Tom Hiddleston‘s Marvel God of Mischief, but it’s been quite a…
Apollo Theater to hold inaugural Festival of Arts and Ideas
NEW YORK — The Apollo Theater‘s inaugural Festival of Arts and Ideas happens this Friday through Sunday, bringing curated conversations…
Fat Camp Films, reveals its framework for surviving and thriving in the ever-changing entertainment industry
Multimedia empire, Fat Camp Films, explains its methodology for staying profitable and versatile in an unpredictable landscape. New York, New…
How NYC’s arts scene has changed post-pandemic: ‘It’s hard to compete with Netflix and the couch’
How is New York City’s arts scene faring in the wake of the pandemic? That’s the question WNYC’s Sean Carlson…