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Romance Tropical: Puerto Rican Legacy in the History of Hispanic Cinematography

Cinematic History was made on September 24, 2020 at Cinema Bar, in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The second film with Spanish audio in the world, was displayed on the big screen for the first time in Puerto Rico ever...

91ST OSCARS® NOMINATIONS ANNOUNCED

LOS ANGELES, CA – Actor-comedian and Oscar®– nominated writer Kumail Nanjiani and actress–producer–director Tracee Ellis Ross announced the 91st Oscars® nominations today (January 22), live from the Academy’s ...

Taraji P. Henson, Patricia Arquette, Lady Gaga & more Celebrate the 76th Annual Golden Globe Awards with Moët & Chandon

This year, Moët & Chandon graced the star-studded red carpet and tables at the Golden Globes with its family of champagnes, serving 1,500 Moët Impérial minis on the red carpet; 125 cases of Moët & Chan...

Max Martini Shares Insight Into His Directorial Debut

The long awaited and highly anticipated film by actor, Max Martini, Sgt. Will Gardner opens in theaters January 11, 2019. Martini makes his directorial debut, writes, and stars in this film. ...

Bare Short Film – Let’s Talk About Cancer

Kerith Lemon is an American writer, director and creator armed with experience in multi-platform storytelling and creative narratives. Driven by her passion for stories that emotionally connect, Lemon is drawn...

Joel P. West, Composer For The Glass Castle

From the producers of Life of Pi and The Blind Side comes The Glass Castle directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, starring Oscar winner Brie Larson, Oscar Nominee and Emmy Winning actor Woody Harrelson, Oscar nomin...

What Makes A House A Home? An Interview With ‘One Big Home’ Filmmaker, Thomas Bena

One Big Home is a thought-provoking documentary that requires introspection upon seeing it. This film explores the complexities about segments of society insatiable greed for the biggest house and materialism....

Short Film, Making Waves at Tribecca Film Festival: Mildred and the Dying Parlor

Mildred and the Dying Parlor is a twelve-minute short film, which was directed by Alex Gayner Written by Ilan Ulmer Produced by Alex Gayner, Samuel Goldberg, Ilan Ulmer and Avi Stern. "Mildred and the Dying Par...

Tribeca Film Festival Debuts with The First Monday in May Premiere: An Insider’s Perspective on NY’s Star-Studded Met Gala & Exhibition

April 13th, 2016 -- Opening to throngs of adoring fans, The First Monday in May kicked off the Tribeca Film Festival (TFF) in true form with a culture-centric cinematic foray into a hallmark NYC institution: th...

Strike A Pose: Madonna’s Blond Ambition Entourage 25 Years Later

Madonna, the undisputed queen of pop, has always been shrouded in controversy- and the 1991 Truth of Dare ‘sequel’ of sorts, Strike A Pose, which premiered at the 15th annual Tribeca Film Festival this past Fri...

Norwegian Cruise Line Wins Semi-Finals in Best Bartender Competition

Amar’e Stoudemire at “Vine & Connect”: An Evening of Wine Tasting and Networking at Onyx Art Gallery

Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux Celebrates ‘Fry July’ with Exclusive French Fry Innovations for National French Fry Day

Darius Rucker and Acclaimed Winemaker Chris Radomski Unveil AS ONE CRU Wines: Elevating Wine to an Art Form

Interview: Arsht Live @Seaspice Debuts a Sneak Peek to Deborah Cox’s New Concert Tour

Cash Cobain is the Special Guest at the 9AMBanger

Rise & Rosé with 9AMBanger

Discover Møya Rey’s ‘Tourbillon’: A Tri-Lingual Heartfelt Reflection on Toxic Love and Embracing Self-Worth

29th Annual Palm Beach International Boat Show Cruises Into Town

LUNG FORCE Sunset Soiree Brings the Gilded Age of Glamour to Historic Addison of Boca Raton Estate, Raises 200,000 to Defeat Lung Cancer

BUYING BOATS & CONTEMPORARY ART COINCIDED AGAIN IN MIAMI FOR PRESIDENTS WEEKEND

The Vessel Arrives in Miami: An Unprecedented Floating Event Haven Makes Its Grand Entrance

Lenny Kravitz To Perform At Annual Make-A-Wish Ball