By: Claus Mueller Organized by the non-profit Sundance Institute, the annual Sundance Film Festival (SFF) has been held for close to forty years, serving independent filmmakers and supporting their creative projects. SFF 2022 took place from January 20 -30 and was a fully remote festival as opposed to the 2021 hybrid approach with its mix of in-person viewing exposure and streaming options. SFF 2022 provided viewing options for its audience with the on-line platform and sat

SPECIAL PRESS INVITATION Contact: Beck Lee/Media Blitz LLC 516-641-3986 SCREAMING ORPHANS COMING HOME TO NEW YORK ON MAR 10 NEW YORK IRISH CENTER KICKS OFF ST PATRICK’S WEEK WITH INTERNATIONAL POP-FOLK SENSATION’S FIRST NYC GIG SINCE 2019… ALL-SISTER GROUP FROM DONEGAL WAS BASED IN EAST VILLAGE THROUGH MID 20-TEENS They’re coming home. The beloved all-sister pop-folk band Screaming Orphans makes their first New York City appearance since the fall of 2019 in a one-night only

By: Khaled A. BaRahma Photo Credit: The Washington Post Background In November 2013, protests broke out in the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv. Thousands of Ukrainians protested against the rejection of a trade agreement with the European Union made by Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych. As a result of violent crackdowns by state security forces, more protesters were drawn into the conflict, which led to Yanukovych's departure in February 2014. Crimea was annexed by the Russian

Photo: Courtesy of Nabila Amghar, Editor and Events Coordinator of Society & Diplomatic Review Aicon New York is proud to present Le Chant de l’Ardent Désir, the third major U.S. solo exhibition of Algerian born artist Rachid Koraïchi. The exhibition runs concurrently with the recent opening of Jardin d'Afrique, Jardin du Paradis. This UNESCO recognized world heritage site in Zarzis, a coastal commune in southeastern Tunisia, is a paradise-like garden conceived by Koraïchi as

The 31st annual edition of the NY Jewish Film Festival (NYJFF) was held from January 12th to the 25th at Lincoln Center and the New York Jewish Museum. NYJFF is one of the oldest and most important of the more than fifty Jewish film festivals held in the United States each year. Including several press screenings, in person, and online presentations, the program carried productions from numerous countries which focused on the past and present Jewish experience. The festiv

By Henry Levy Photo Courtesy of The Jewish Post Every January 27th since 2006, the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp, the United Nations set aside a day dedicated to the memory of the six million Jews and five million other victims of Adolph Hitler's Nazi Germany. If you were Jewish the Nazi's Final Solution had you targeted for extermi nation. Among the victims were 1.5 million children, those that were mentally ill, physically