Sandi Klein show – 2017

In Gender Issues, Journalism, What's New Posted May 30, 2017

Get your tickets for the WAM!NYC Annual Conference coming June 17th!

THE EIGHTH ANNUAL WAM!NYC CONFERENCE: REPORT THE FACTS, FRAME THE FUTURE. will be held at Barnard College on Saturday, June 17th. Join Women, Action, & The Media (WAM!NYC) for a full day of [...]

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By Chad Dougatz

In Education, Film, Podcast, Producer, The Arts, Writing Posted May 30, 2017

Sabine Krayenbuhl and Zeva Oelbaum, Filmmakers

Thanks to filmmakers Sabine Krayenbuhl and Zeva Olelbaum, the world can finally meet and get to know Gertrude Bell, considered the most powerful woman in the British Empire in her day. "Letters [...]

By Sandi Klein

In Art, Blog Posted May 23, 2017

Clothes make the woman: A new look at an American icon – renowned modernist artist Georgia O’Keeffe

I PROUDLY ADMIT it. I’m a Georgia O’Keefe groupie. I just can’t get enough of this iconic artist. I’ve seen countless exhibits, visited the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum [...]

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By Chad Dougatz

In Acting, Film, Podcast, Producer Posted May 23, 2017

Susan Johnson, Filmmaker

For Susan Johnson it's all about entertainment. After a successful career as a music video director, she decided to move over to movies, becoming an independent producer. Her first produced [...]

By Melanie Breault

In Theater, What's New Posted May 22, 2017

Alyssa Bresnahan to perform in Roundabout’s Napoli, Brooklyn

THE ROUNDABOUT THEATRE Company has announced the full company for Meghan Kennedy‘s new play Napoli, Brooklyn, directed by Gordon Edelstein. Our past guest, Alyssa Bresnahan will play [...]

By Melanie Breault

In Author, Politics, What's New Posted May 18, 2017

Author and Activist Ana Castillo shares her “resistance reading”

WHEN ASKED BY Mother Jones what she’s reading for some “solace and understanding,” Ana Castillo said Naomi Klein‘s The Shock Doctrine and The Wind Is Spirit: The Life, Love, and Legacy of [...]

By Melanie Breault

In LBGTQ, What's New Posted May 16, 2017

The Washington Blade to host Kate Clinton for DC Pride Weekend

AWARD-WINNING COMEDIAN Kate Clinton will present her show, Knock! Knock! Who’s There? Zombie Apocalypse! at Studio Theatre on June 9th at 7 pm. You can buy your tickets on the Washington Blade [...]

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By Chad Dougatz

In Ballet, Dance, Podcast, The Arts Posted May 16, 2017

Wendy Whelan, Prima Ballerina

You're about to meet and get to know one of ballet's most acclaimed dancers. The incomparable Wendy Whalen spent a record-setting 30 years dancing with the New York City Ballet. She's performed [...]

By Melanie Breault

In Author, What's New Posted May 11, 2017

Zetta Elliott is out with a new book for spring

AUTHOR ZETTA ELLIOTT is out with a new novelette for spring titled, “Mother of the Sea.” It tells the story of a teenage girl finds herself on a brutal journey to the coast of Africa and across [...]

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By Chad Dougatz

In Beauty, Digital Media, Fashion & Beauty, Journalism, Magazine, Podcast, Publishing, Style Posted May 9, 2017

Verky Baldonado, Editor-At-Large

With a readership of 2 million, Latina Magazine is the largest women's magazine edited by and for Latin women. It's the flagship property of Latina Media Venture which, "remains completely [...]