by Linda Sheridan | Oct 23, 2021 | Culture, Entertainment, Living, Movies, News, Uncategorized
Just in time for the fall film blockbusters such as the highly anticipated Dune, No Time to Die, and The French Dispatch, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema has just opened its third location in NYC (it’s first in Manhattan), Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Lower Manhattan. Double...
by Dan Metz | Oct 10, 2021 | Art, Culture, Entertainment, Featured, NYC, Theater
`What would you do if you finally got your chance to shine? Maybe it’s your first chance. Maybe it’s your last. In A Commercial Jingle for Regina Comet, two writers and a diva get that chance when the diva, Regina Comet, hires two jingle writers to create a song for...
by DTMag Intern | Sep 23, 2021 | NYC, Sports, Uncategorized
New York is known and respected worldwide for its love of sports which has become part of the culture in the great state. Fans of all major professional sports, including football, baseball, basketball, and soccer, come from far and wide to watch teams compete,...
by Samantha Doria | Sep 2, 2021 | Art, Culture, Dining, Featured, NYC, Restaurants
Hilarious, Delicious, and A-dough-rable Cookies In this episode of Downtown Highlights, we visited Funny Face Bakery, where they make a variety of very detailed, hand-piped cookies. About Funny Face Bakery Funny Face Bakery was founded in 2016,...
by Dan Metz | Aug 18, 2021 | Culture, Entertainment, Featured, Movies
Communication between teens and parents is notoriously tough. It has been fodder for hundreds of coming-of-age stories. CODA (2021), whose title is an acronym for “Child of Deaf Adult,” tells the story of a teenager whose parents and older brother are all deaf and her...
by Marley Gifford | Aug 17, 2021 | Culture, Entertainment, NYC
In 2011, magician and illusionist Matias Letelier followed the love of his life and now wife, Marlana to the United States. Her “souvenir from Chile”, as he calls himself, Matias became a proponent of the American dream. Since then, he has been practicing magic for 23...
