By: Doug March Bob Augustine and Harry Kappen make music from different places, in different styles, and with different ideas about how a song should move. Augustine draws on the directness of country and roots music. Kappen, a Dutch musician now living in Mexico, follows rock
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By: Leo Mercer At 18 years old, American pianist and Young Steinway Artist Belle Chi has completed a major artistic milestone: the recording of Frédéric Chopin’s Piano Concertos Nos. 1 and 2, captured as her debut orchestral album in Paris. For a pianist still in her
Walt Disney Co. reported adjusted earnings per share of $2.06 for its fiscal third quarter ended June 27, beating the Wall Street consensus estimate of $1.86 by 10.8% and marking the second consecutive quarter of stronger-than-expected profitability. Total segment operating income jumped 21% to $5.56 billion,
By Targe Media Rohan Gurram has spent much of his career building companies, working with creators, and studying how people earn attention. Now, he is turning that attention toward acting and film. The decision is not a departure from his earlier work. Gurram sees it as
Michael Frati’s A Pilgrim’s Process is the kind of book that refuses to be skimmed and only requires a finger as a bookmark. Readers often find themselves slowing down, re-reading passages, and sitting in silence after certain stories land. It carries a rare combination of warmth,
Many readers are drawn to stories of overnight success, yet Charlene Young’s Pathways of a Life: Chances & Choices, Volume 1 offers something far more meaningful: an honest account of perseverance, resilience, and the life-shaping power of everyday decisions. Charlene’s memoir takes readers deep into the
DJ Pieper is an LA-based actor and creative producer from St. Louis, Missouri, building a career rooted in grit, faith, lived experience, and long-term creative vision. Coming from a blue-collar upbringing, DJ brings a grounded presence to the screen and is drawn to outsider and anti-hero
The Hunger Games Generated More Revenue for Lionsgate Than Any Property in the Studio’s History, but the Imitators That Followed Exposed the Financial Risks of Chasing a Genre Boom The dystopian film genre dominated Hollywood’s commercial landscape for the better part of a decade, generating billions
Wendy’s shares have staged their most dramatic move in five years, climbing roughly 32% between June 23 and June 25 on a wave of retail investor enthusiasm so intense that the New York Stock Exchange briefly halted trading for volatility on Wednesday morning. The stock hit
Monroe, Connecticut: Listy O’Connor has released His Grace is Enough: A Christian’s Journey with Multiple Sclerosis, a personal memoir reflecting on chronic illness, faith, disability, and the daily realities of living with multiple sclerosis. A Personal Account of Life with Multiple Sclerosis The book draws from
When Work Becomes Personal For many entrepreneurs, a business is not just a way to earn money. It becomes part of who they are. It carries their ideas, their time, their savings, and their belief that they are building something meaningful. When that business begins to
By: Chelsea Williams, Brand Communications Specialist at BBMGMT PR Agency This summer, Houston audiences are invited to experience a theatrical production that aims to inspire, challenge, and uplift. The theater production Sins of A Father: The Ministry will take center stage on July 10 and 11
Children’s imaginations have a way of turning the ordinary into the extraordinary. A cardboard box becomes a rocket ship, a spoon transforms into a magic wand, and a bedtime blanket doubles as a superhero cape. For young minds, everyday objects are not fixed in their roles.
When it comes to publishing a book, the importance of illustrations cannot be overstated. Whether you’re working on a children’s book, a graphic novel, or a visually driven non-fiction piece, the right illustrator can bring your story to life in ways that words alone cannot. At
The American theatre has a rich tradition of artists who handle multiple roles, such as acting, directing, choreographing, and teaching the next generation of artists. This is an all-encompassing approach that maintains the traditional art of performance while also developing new talent. Artists who move between
By: Alva Ree In the high-stakes, hyper-competitive ecosystem of Manhattan’s fashion industry, visibility is the only currency that matters. However, in an era where the digital noise is deafening, traditional PR tactics are no longer enough to cut through the static. Enter Fashionstyle.NYC, a powerhouse agency
By: Jack Lee The original Chinese drama “Red” recently staged at the Shanghai Dramatic Arts Center’s D6 Space, running from March 13 to 21 for nine performances. Produced by Shanghai Gaofanfan Cultural Communication Co., Ltd. (the Chinese production entity of Canada’s Goh Van Film Production Inc.),