Read my 2021 Sundance Film Festival Diary. You’ll feel like you’re in Virtual Park City.
Sundance Film Festival Diary Day Five Monday, February 1, 2021
Category: Arts & Culture
Doubts, childhood memories, and the storytelling of a Holocaust survivor ignite the compelling Sundance documentary ‘Misha and the Wolves.’
Filmmaker Sam Hobkinson pairs an astounding Holocaust story and detective sleuthing in the Sundance documentary ‘Misha and the Wolves.’
Sundance Diary Day Four Sunday, January 31, 2021
After a year of virtual brainstorms and summits, the reimagined Sundance stands out as a thought leader regarding virtual content and experiences.
Celebrating HBO miniseries ‘The Undoing’ and The Unbearable Lightness of Nicole Kidman
‘The Undoing’ is a guiltless pleasure for me. So I’m happy to riff on Czech philosopher Milan Kundera and defend what I call Kidman’s unbearable lightness of stardom.
Does Covid-19 Get You Down? You Need to Get Outside!
Art Experiences Move Outdoors in Time of Corona
Documentary ‘InstaBand’ delivers inspiration to bands and fans in the streaming era
InstaBAND, takes a grounded look at the streaming biz and how it’s eating the music industry alive. What’s a band to do when album sales and label deals evaporate? How can artists earn money and keep making music?
Civic Art Lab Amplifier commissions new art during the spread of Coronavirus.
Social Change Partners collaborate with Amplifier to help communities during the time of Corona.
This Week on TV: ‘Bosch’ Returns
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.
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.