By Sam Parker Ballots won’t look much different this November than they have for the past 150 years, with the same two parties bold faced and sitting in opposition at the top of each election, but just as many of the most insidious shifts in America’s history have been subtle, there is no mistaking a 
One night in May, a couple was driving back to NYC from upstate, when they suddenly saw one little kitten all by herself in the middle of the road. They stopped the car, rescued her, and brought her to Bideawee! Zelda was rushed to our veterinary hospital where she needed fluids immediately for dehydration. Now 
Film and theatre are diametrically opposed art forms. The former excels at the intimate, excavating hidden moments and private feelings for all to see. The latter, on the other hand, works in the broad strokes, accentuating the ordinary in a grand manner. So could it have ever been possible to bring the life story of 
By Magdalena Burnham Monday – September 10 Hell’s Kitchen The winner is named in the season finale! Airs at 8:00 on Fox. Also On: 8:00 – Alphas (Syfy) 8:00 – The Voice (NBC) 9:00 – MasterChef (Fox) Tuesday – September 11 White Collar Peter and Neal 
By Magdalena Burnham Fall is here which means we’re getting into premiere season. Plenty of new shows are being buzzed about and the question is what will be this season’s big hit. As people discuss the new season of TV and try to predict what might breakout, it seems like a good time to look 
By Sharon Feiereisen With summer coming to a close and workloads amping up we spoke with yoga pro Dana Slamp, one of Pure Yoga’s most popular instructors, about what we can do to ease tensions, anxiety, and stress. Do you have a good breathing exercise to alleviate anxiety? For anxiety, sit in a quiet place 
BY Veronica Hoglund With seven years having passed since his last solo art exhibit in New York City, the multifaceted artist Stephen Powers has returned with his latest exhibition “A Word is Worth a Thousand Pictures” – having just opened this past Thursday, September 6th at Joshua Liner Gallery in Chelsea. Using the allure of 
(This is the third of a four-part look at West End shows that may ultimately move to Broadway.) If ham can be cured, is it also possible for such an item to be disciplined? There’s evidence to support that case in Tim Carroll’s current production of William Shakespeare’s Richard III at the Globe, with 
By Emillio Mesa He has won the respect of many for his landmark actions as a man of mixed race, who led a nation through a crumbling economy. No, not President Obama, this is the story of Thomas-Alexandre Dumas Davy de la Pailleterie (Alex Dumas). Tom Reiss’s new biography The Black Count (Crown) chronicles how 
Every now and then a veteran performer finds a role that becomes an event, the kind of career flashpoint that brings him or her to the minds of the masses and that also allows those who’ve always been fans to pat themselves on the back with knowing pride. Think of 2008, the year that Kate 
