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  • Money News: Wall Street, World Markets Fall as Bear Returns

    The DOW Jones Industrial Average, struggled to get up under the heavy losses that refused to let up as this second Monday of fighting off the bear was met with a slow steady uncontrollable decline and finally the week was over, closed for the holiday weekend.

     

  • 50 Shades of Annabelle: Interview with Annabelle Gurwitch on her new book,

    OMagazine once called actor and author Annabelle Gurwitch "slyly subversive," and she never ceases to live up to that description. One of America’s more clever and funny social critics, Gurwitch's witty insights on politics, art, and pop culture have made her an in-demand guest on The Today Show, The CBS Early Show, Showbiz Tonight, CNN In the Money, Fox and Friends, Real Time with Bill Maher, and National Public Radio. 

     

  • SF Arts: Celebrate Love at Martin Lawrence Galleries

    Martin Lawrence Fine Art Gallery locations will be offering veteran and first-time collectors alike original and unique paintings, drawings, sculpture and limited-edition graphics from over 40 of the world's most renowned 20th and 21st-century artists.

     

  • Netflix Scores Big With Seven Creative Arts Emmy® Awards

    LOS ANGELES, CA – August 16, 2014 – Netflix connects with audiences and Hollywood alike, garnering four Creative Arts Emmy® Awards for its lauded series "Orange is the New Black" and "House of Cards," and three wins for its acclaimed documentary, "The Square."

     

  • Four Hours at The Capitol Review – Unfiltered Front-Line Account of January 6 Siege

    Four Hours at The Capitol, from HBO, present a comprehensive view of the Capitol siege, through first person interviews with senators and representatives, staffers, insurrectionists, and police officers as each recount the events of the day.

     

  • Babylon Review – Performance Driven Characters Supersede Tepid Plot

    Babylon, from Paramount Pictures, presents a larger than life look at Hollywood in the 1920s, the change from silent pictures to talkies, the trappings and pitfalls of fame, and the birth of the industry's Golden Age.