Friendship is a hard concept to define. It can vary from being overstated to outright unappreciated. Getting a 5am call to hang out is a special type of friendship. It’s one that requires being on your feet, open minded, and a lot of coffee. When a friend calls you that early to go for a walk and chat you know it’s time to put your … Continue reading The Guardians of Justice: How Adi Shankar Brought Bootlegs to Mainstream

When you think of horror movies zombies or gore might come to mind, but for me it was walking through an empty Times Square in June 2020. Empty as in nobody but myself. Stores were shuttered. The streets became eerie after 6PM. It was a quiet reserved for a small town somewhere very far away. Not only did it not seem safe, but New York … Continue reading Reigniting NYC: Tribeca + Bulleit

In the realm of Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime, we have an incredible amount of stories being told that have been muted for so long. These mediums take risks and reward us with more than just quality content, but the understanding that some content is going to hit and some is going to miss. A good amount of these risks incorporate culture that would never … Continue reading Ramy: A Show that talks about everything

I always feel the Emmys are the stepchild of the award shows, even more so than the Tonys. There is this certain care sometimes for the Golden Globes for television, rather than the Emmys themselves. We are constantly surprised though when they outshine, even though we shouldn’t. This year’s was an absolute win with Glenn Weiss (Winner of the Variety Special Emmy) proposed to his … Continue reading The Best of the Primetime Emmys