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To be released March 25, 2025, Character: Life Lessons in Courage, Integrity, and Leadership, a book published by Citadel Press Books, Mr. Dilenschneider, an advisor in leadership, delivers a work that delves into the biographies of remarkable individuals across diverse domains—politics, science, religion, and more—revealing how their strong character fueled leadershipContinue Reading

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25TH SILVER (SCREEN) ANNIVERSARY OF THE BEVERLY HILLS FILM FESTIVAL OPENED TUESDAY NIGHTLEGENDARY ACTOR VAL KILMER, PASSED AWAY, HOURS BEFORE EXPECTED TO ATTEND (HOLLYWOOD PRESS CORPS) — The annual Beverly Hills Film Festival (BHFF) opened their 25th Anniversary on Tuesday April 1, 2025 with a full house and over 265 red carpetContinue Reading

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On March 30, 2025, David Rothenberg, radio host, activist, author, founder of the Fortune Society, legendary theater publicist, and beloved WBAI Radio broadcaster, celebrated the release of his new book, Manhattan Mayhem, with a release party at Fortune Society’s Castle Gardens. Special guests included were former New Jersey Governor James McGreevey, and two-time Tony Award winner Christine Ebersole, who surprisedContinue Reading

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After a long and storied career as a theatre professional, radio host, activist, and author, the 91 year old David Rothenberg will release “Manhattan Mayhem” in April 2025. “Manhattan Meyhem” is a collection of 18 short fiction stories, inspired by his life in Manhattan. For anyone captivated by New York, Mr. Rothenberg’sContinue Reading

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Two Music Legends. One Last Drink: writer Peter Danish depicts a fictionalized last meeting between Leonard Bernstein and Herbert von Karajan, conductors and composers who shaped 20th-century classical music, at the Sacher Hotel in Vienna.  Playwright Peter Danish explains:  “A few years ago, I was in Vienna on vacation and I stopped by the SacherContinue Reading

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(Hollywood Press Corps) — New York City, New York — Last Tuesday, on March 11th, The Town Hall hosted a star-studded benefit concert for one night only: Vape! The Grease Parody. The comedic musical extravaganza delighted audiences while supporting a worthy cause at the iconic venue located at 123 W.Continue Reading

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(HOLLYWOOD PRESS CORPS) — New York City, New York — Midnight Theatricals will present a private, by-invitation only industry presentation of The Rosenbergs a new play by S. Asher Gelman (Afterglow, safeword, Scarlett Dreams). Presentations take place Friday, March 21 at 10:30AM and 2PM at Midnight Theatricals in Chelsea, NYC. Theatre professionals can direct inquiries regarding the upcoming reading to info@midnighttheatricals.com. The presentation,Continue Reading

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En 1976, Robert Browning inició su pionera Serie de Conciertos de Música del Mundo en la ciudad de Nueva York, organizada en el Alternative Center, un espacio de arte del Lower East Side que apoyaba a artistas excluidos del sistema de galerías convencional. En la década de 1980, cambió suContinue Reading

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(HOLLYWOOD PRESS CORPS) — New York City, New York —  1976 saw Robert Browning begin his pioneering World Music Concert Series in New York City, hosted at the Alternative Center, a Lower East Side art space that supported artists excluded by the mainstream gallery system. In the 1980, it changed its name toContinue Reading