‘The Artist’s Wife’ sheds light on love, family & art
Today I was lucky enough to cover the screening of The Artist’s Wife. The movie is both beautiful and emotional and takes us on a journey of love, family,...
Ottolenghi and the Cakes of Versailles: A parallel of centuries
In the digital era's height, we have access to be a part of an event without being present. Livestreams and media accounts uploading fresh content in seconds has allowed...
Movies honoring Ruth Bader Ginsburg returning to theaters for charity
While the impact of Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death has been felt across the United States, two major production companies have teamed up to give the public one last lesson...
‘Good Trouble’ gives viewers a lesson on civil action
"My philosophy is very simple: when you see something that is not right, not fair, not just - say something, do something, get in good trouble, necessary trouble." -...
SD Film Festival announces second round of online film series
Fresh off the success of their first online film series, the San Diego International Film Festival has announced they will be hosting a second track of the series, simply...
“Carol of the Bells” gives new meaning to renewed spirit
Vancouver, Canada -- Hello, this is Gigi with The Ball Out and I just finished the amazing movie “Carol Of The Bells” by Joey Travolta. The movie was...