OTEP’s new album, “Kult 45”, has a title that sounds like an indictment of the current resident of the Oval Office, as Shamaya says. It is much deeper, and, despite your political affiliations, the message is one that needs to be heard. “Kult 45” touches on issues of gender roles, ...
As a gamer that happens to be a father of four, I’m naturally drawn to stories that deal with parents and children. I enjoyed the father-daughter dynamic in “The Last of Us” and I’m looking forward to the father-son storyline in “God of War 4.” Not knowing how a story is going to ...
When listening to “Cumberland Line,” the new release from The Probables, one would think that the band members recorded the songs in one room. If you close your eyes, and either put on a pair of headphones or listen through a nice pair of speakers, it would feel as if you are in the same ...
NEW YORK (AP) — The city of Annapolis will hold a benefit concert featuring Maryland-based rockers Good Charlotte to honor the five Capital Gazette employees killed in an attack in their newsroom. Mayor Gavin Buckley said Wednesday the event dubbed “Annapolis Rising: A Benefit for The Capital Gazette and Free Press” will take place July 28 and will include performances, as well as guest speakers from the journalism community. Information on tickets will be available at a later date. Proceeds will benefit a fund established for the victims and survivors, as well as journalism ...
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Alyson Hannigan is clear about why she pursued a role on the “Fancy Nancy” TV series: Her daughters, ages 6 and 9. Hannigan said there’s a “love affair” between her family and the books by Jane O’Connor and Robin Preiss Glasser about a girl who doesn’t believe in plain-wrap anything, especially words. Hannigan was so intent on joining the Disney Junior animated series about the extravagant Nancy that she called her agent and said she’d take any role, including that of Frenchy the dog. She was picked instead to play mom Claire (opposite Rod ...
WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) — A Delaware judge on Wednesday approved a revised plan for the sale of the Weinstein Co., the studio forced into bankruptcy by the sexual misconduct scandal that brought down Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein. The revised plan calls for Dallas-based private equity firm Lantern Capital to pay $289 million for the Weinstein Co.’s assets, down from an initial sale price of $310 million. Attorneys negotiated the $21 million price reduction after disputes threatened to torpedo the deal. Among those concerns was who would be responsible for paying potentially tens ...
