Tribeca Film Festival

Matininó is not just a drama. It’s also not just a documentary. Director Gabriela Díaz Arp’s film is a creative blend of both, complete with vibrant colors, bizarre, dream-like scenery, and a real-life story of perseverance at its core.  The…

Horror can be a very predictable genre, so when a director hits it out of the park, their movie instantly earns a spot on my Halloween watchlist. But when the credits popped on screen after Recluse, I wasn’t sure if…

We’re in the era of the music biopic, undeniably supercharged by the great turnout for Michael. And if we’re talking about musicians whose songs have defined the culture, then surely Earth, Wind & Fire (To Be Celestial vs. That’s the…

The 25th annual Tribeca Film Festival officially kicked off June 3, and it’s already showing off its roster of films that promise to bring diverse artists and audiences together.  Opening night left a powerful impression. The premiere night of Earth,…

Our Theatre Diva, Caroline Cao, covers projects from the esteemed festival. Slave Play. Not A Movie. A Play. doesn’t give away its entire game. Directing the documentary about his very play, playwright Jeremy Harris permits only a tantalizing whiff is…

As Tribeca Film Festival came to a close last week, the DivaGals were at the premiere of Janie Jones, starring Abigail Breslin. Dressed oh-so-glam in an Alice and Olivia jumpsuit, she may be one of the hottest teen actresses in…

With the royal ceremony less than 24 hours away, we’re pretty sure that Kate Middleton is already getting her hair worked over for the Big Day. Still, we couldn’t resist asking celebrity stylist and new Conair spokesperson Jonathan Antin his…

ΓÇó NBC’s new hit series Parenthood has been picked up for a second season, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Yep, that’s one gig you just can’t cancel. ΓÇó TV Land Prime has greenlit the new series Retired at 35 with…