Europe’s Crossroads: Stagnation or Reinvention?
Europe’s Crossroads: Stagnation or Reinvention? The question of whether Europe will “change its path” is timely and loaded, especially as we close out 2025—a year marked by sluggish growth, geopolitical jolts from a second Trump administration, and internal fractures that have exposed the EU’s vulnerabilities….
Rich Eisen’s Message to Steelers Fans
In this clip, sportscaster Rich Eisen delivers a direct, impassioned message to fans of Pittsburgh Steelers ahead of their crucial AFC North clash with the Baltimore Ravens. Eisen emphasizes the high stakes of the upcoming matchup — a game that could significantly influence playoff positioning…
Why Pittsburgh Is So Different From Every Other U.S. City
Pittsburgh has been named one of the best travel destinations in the world by National Geographic. VisitPittsburgh says after a “robust” nomination, researching and reporting process, National Geographic travel experts and international editorial teams picked the Steel City as one of 25 top global travel…
This is NYC’s Most Hyped Pizza
Join Bon Appétit as we spend a day on the line with chefs Jacob Serebnick and Julian Geldmacher, co-owners of Ceres Pizza, a standout pizzeria located in New York City’s Lower East Side. Jacob and Julian first crossed paths while working together at a 3-Michelin-starred…
Eddie Vedder’s Ohana Fest 2025: A Weekend of Memory, Community, and Musical Family at Doheny Beach
CLICK HERE FOR ALL THE OHANA FEST ARTISTS WE CAUGHT! DANA POINT, CA- I know I’m not the first person to write about “Ohana”; not as a festival, but as an idea. The word itself, Hawaiian for family, has been worn smooth by overuse, invoked by…
Nathan Ross’ Battle of La Migra Cuts Through the Noise of Modern Photography
LOS ANGELES, CA- We live in a time when photography and the tools that make images are so ubiquitous that they’ve become the dominant form of communication. This accessibility is both a gift and a burden. On one hand, everyone now has the means to…
Step Into The Willows: LA’s Darkest Immersive Theater Experience
LOS ANGELES, CA- As someone who has always loved musical theater and traditional stage productions, I thought I knew what to expect from a night out at the theater. I was wrong. JFI Productions’ The Willows is unlike anything I have ever experienced, a production…
The Greatest Pasta In NYC No One Knows About (and How To Make it)
Today it’s my honor to induct into my Hall of Fame, “Stevie’s Hall of Fame”, a dish from L’Incontro by Rocco – Spaghetti in Tomato Water. It’s a way of eating spaghetti with tomato sauce that I’ve never experienced before. A dish that I experienced…
GRAMMY Museum’s & Juliet: The Music of Max Martin and Friends Exhibit Brings Broadway Pop Hits to LA
LOS ANGELES, CA- The GRAMMY Museum is currently showcasing a pop-up exhibit, & Juliet: The Music of Max Martin and Friends, in conjunction with the upcoming Southern California runs of the stage musical as it carries out a national tour. As someone who is a…
“Jaws in Concert” with the LA Philharmonic Delivers a Bite-Sized Masterpiece at the Hollywood Bowl
LOS ANGELES, CA- There’s a certain magic in witnessing a cultural icon come to life — especially when that icon is Jaws, the film that redefined summer cinema. Released 50 years ago on June 20, 1975, Jaws wasn’t just a movie; it was the original…
