Pope Leo XIV Holds His First Public Mass And Makes His Presence Known As An American for The World

Pope Leo XIV Holds His First Public Mass And Makes His Presence Known As An American for The World

Report by Brad Balfour There are so many symbolic things in the election of American Bishop Robert Prevost who became the pope of the Catholic Church, that it’s hard to contain them in any one piece. Being renamed Pope Leo...
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It’s a Brilliant Time to Attend “The United States vs. Ulysses” at Irish Arts Center in Light of Current Issues

It’s a Brilliant Time to Attend “The United States vs. Ulysses” at Irish Arts Center in Light of Current Issues

Review by Brad Balfour Play: “The United States vs. Ulysses”Playwright: Colin MurphyDirector: Conall MorrisonCast: Clare Barrett, Ross Gaynor, Morgan C. Jones, Mark Lambert, Ali White, Jonathan WhiteDates: April 30 – June 1Where: Irish Arts Center726...
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The Great New York State Fair Will Again Feature The Steve Miller Band in August

The Great New York State Fair Will Again Feature The Steve Miller Band in August

Preview by Brad Balfour/Paddy McCarthy The Great New York State Fair is happening again this coming summer. So be ready as there will be great talent with music for everybody’s taste. The Fair starts Wednesday, August 20, 2025, and runs...
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Actor-Producer George Clooney — in his Broadway debut — Garners Tony Noms for His Hit Play “Good Night, and Good Luck”

Actor-Producer George Clooney — in his Broadway debut — Garners Tony Noms for His Hit Play “Good Night, and Good Luck”

Photos: Roger Wong Report by Brad Balfour Back in the 1950s and ’60s, a few journalists rose to prominence as voices of integrity and trust. At the top of the heap was former CBS European war correspondent, Edward Roscoe Murrow. He...
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Classic Rocker John Cafferty Returns with a New Album after 37 Years  — “Sound of Waves”

Classic Rocker John Cafferty Returns with a New Album after 37 Years — “Sound of Waves”

Photo: Terry Lee Cafferty Exclusive Interview by Brad Balfour For many bands having a song is a film can boost one’s career. But for John Cafferty and his Beaver Brown band, they not only wrote and performed songs for the...
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In “We Were Dangerous,” Māori Actress Rima Te Wiata is a Commanding Presence

In “We Were Dangerous,” Māori Actress Rima Te Wiata is a Commanding Presence

Exclusive Q&A By Brad Balfour Though the nation of New Zealand may seem like a far-off isolated place, disconnected from much of the world, it is in fact a fount of creative filmmaking, and a major global cinematic center. Much...
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Irishtown” Director Nicola Murphy Dubey Reveals the Process of Creating a New Comedy out of Ciara Elizabeth Smyth’s Words

Irishtown” Director Nicola Murphy Dubey Reveals the Process of Creating a New Comedy out of Ciara Elizabeth Smyth’s Words

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“We Are the Story” Featured at Margaret Mead Film Festival 2025

“We Are the Story” Featured at Margaret Mead Film Festival 2025

Still from “Seeds” Preview by Brad Balfour Margaret Mead Film FestivalMay 2 – 4, 2025American Museum of Natural History200 Central Park WestNew York, NY 10024(Entrance for Mead Film Festival programs is on 77th Street between Central Park Wes...
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Frieze New York 2025 Present Exciting Art Experiences at The Shed

Frieze New York 2025 Present Exciting Art Experiences at The Shed

ewly commissioned works by internationally acclaimed artists around The Shed and the surrounding High Line area.
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Remembering Pope Francis who died Monday at 88, the Day After Easter

Remembering Pope Francis who died Monday at 88, the Day After Easter

Report by Brad Balfour When Pope Francis ended his day on Easter 2025, he might not have’ known it would be his last. But he was determined to make the day one where he mustered what energy he had to...
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