Don Lichterman

Mark your calendars: May 16 is shaping up to be a major day for fans of Adrien Brody’s unforgettable performance in the harrowing World War II drama, The Pianist — the film that won him a Best Actor Oscar and left an enduring mark on cinema history. The critically acclaimed film, directed by Roman Polanski,

Before reality TV hijacked the airwaves, and long before MTV traded its subversive bite for bingeable fluff, there was a moment—a weird, glorious moment—when the network greenlit its very first original movie, and it was nothing like what you’d expect. Enter: “Joe’s Apartment.” What began as a short film—broadcast during MTV’s early-‘90s experimental heyday—somehow morphed

Walnut Street Theatre kicked off its 2024-25 season with the beloved musical Dreamgirls, the rags-to-riches tale that follows a trio of young female singers rising to stardom in the 1960s music industry. And while the production undoubtedly shines thanks to its talented lead cast, it struggles to hit all the right notes when it comes

Horror movies have always been about more than just jump scares and creepy creatures — they’re also a masterclass in atmosphere, and music plays a massive role in building that tension. Whether it’s the slow crawl of dread, a sudden screech before a kill, or an iconic theme that lives rent-free in your nightmares, these

Looking for an engaging mix of play, learning, and music for your little ones? This week’s Fun With Kids brings together a trio of great finds: a brand-new playground destination, timeless music by Ludwig van Beethoven, and a delightful animated series that introduces children to the legends of classical music. 🎶 The Best of Beethoven:

In a recent sit-down, rock icon Alice Cooper opened up about everything from his love for theatrical stage antics to what truly gives him the chills — and it’s not what you’d expect. “People always think I’m scared of guillotines or electric chairs,” Cooper laughed, “but honestly? Needles freak me out way more than stage

Boy George has long stood as an icon of gender fluidity and fearless self-expression. With his bold style, unmistakable voice, and trailblazing public persona, he helped change the global conversation around identity — long before mainstream society was ready for it. But in recent years, conversations around gender and identity have evolved, and some are

Australian swimming sensation Ariarne Titmus recently linked up with former Paralympic gold medalist and all-around legend Dylan Alcott during Nike’s “After Dark Tour” stop in Sydney — a high-energy, night-time event series blending sport, music, and culture. In a moment that captured the spirit of Aussie excellence and camaraderie, Titmus and Alcott posed for photos