The Amazon Prime momentum continues during Corona with the Season 6 premiere of Bosch, the long-running police drama featuring Titus Welliver as the titular character, LAPD Detective Harry Bosch.
This Week on TV: ‘Bosch’ Returns
Author: Steve Ramos
Steve Ramos is a national, award-winning journalist whose advocacy of independent and art cinema has made him one of America's leading critical voices. His work has appeared in numerous publications including Boxoffice, The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Movie Jungle.com, New York Magazine.com, Screen Daily and indieWire among others. In 2001, Ramos broke the story of a Cincinnati art-house theater snipping a sex scene from director Wayne Wang's "The Center of the World," which led the theater owner to ban him indefinitely from the theater. Ramos has programmed for film non-profits like 92Y Tribeca in order to bring independent film to larger audiences. He earned a BA in Philosophy from Xavier University and makes his home in Cincinnati, Ohio with his wife and son.
This Week in Virtual Cinemas: Blow the Man Down
Filmmakers Bridget Savage Cole and Danielle Krudy deliver clever quirkiness and compelling twists to their fun crime thriller Blow the Man Down.
Music Artists take performances online during the spread of Coronavirus.
Music fans can live-stream artists from Billy Joel to Charlie XCX on social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, Twitch, and YouTube.
This Week in Cinemas: Never Rarely Sometimes Always
The week’s major art house release belongs to Never Rarely Sometimes Always from filmmaker Eliza Hittman.
The Killing of Box Office Reporting in the Time of Corona
There’s no box office news to report during Corona. After Corona, will audiences resume their fixation on movie earnings, or, will Corona kill weekly box office charts?
The San Francisco Art Institute is a Coronavirus Fatality
Our lives in the time of Corona offer opportunities to ignite connectivity with our digital tools.
Steve Ramos Media on Five Actionable Takeaways From Good Discovery(s) Civic Design Festival
Good Discovery(s) is a design experience that prioritizes purpose more than paychecks. That’s what sets us apart from marketing conferences with sessions on learning the latest Facebook algorithms.
Good Discovery(s) Repeat Entrepreneur Jeffrey Miller on Establishing Cincinnati as a Food Innovation Hub
Jeffrey Miller, a former People’s Liberty grantee and recipient of of a Cincy Green Umbrella ‘Save the Food’ grant,’ says creating a summit to help celebrate the artists and creatives making a positive impact in food was on his ‘to-do’ list. His goal is nothing less than establishing Cincinnati as a food innovation hub.
Good Discovery(s) Entrepreneur Tina Dyehouse on Improving Communities by Transforming Bureaucracy
Tina Dyehouse is one of 18 entrepreneurs sharing ideas, insights and inspiration March 26 at the Good Discovery(s) civic design festival (GD), a day of workshops, panels and brainstorms at Cincinnati’s Memorial Hall.
Steve Ramos Media on Five Key Values for Launching a Successful Podcast Festival
Great experience building Cincinnati’s First Podcast Festival at Memorial Hall OTR. Learn 5 Values to Help You Launch a Successful Design Experience. Learn more about Cincinnati’s First Podcast Festival at cincypodcastfestival.