Want to learn more about Ty Herndon's memoir, "What Mattered Most?" Then check out the interview below.
Sometimes the biggest milestones don’t arrive loudly. They appear quietly, almost like a sentence waiting patiently to be written. When I learned that I had been selected as an invited guest at BookCon, I paused for a moment, and not because I didn’t believe it, but because I understood what it represented. It wasn’t just an invitation. It was a reminder that storytelling has always been at the center of everything I do.
Out, English singer/songwriter Calum Scott first grabbed our attention almost 10 years ago with his striking cover of Robyn’s dance hit “Dancing On My Own.”
Summer reading feels even more exciting when suspense, atmosphere, and powerful storytelling come together in unforgettable ways.
Following her recent induction into Stonewall National Museum, Archives & Library’s “Standing on the Shoulders of Heroes” exhibit, renowned singer-songwriter Janis Ian is back at the Museum for a screening of her documentary film, “Janis Ian: Breaking Silence” as well as conversation and audience Q&A Sunday, April 26 at 5 p.m. as part of Wilton Women’s Week and presented by Stonewall National Women’s Fund.
Many of us have seen at least one gay or straight rom-com, in which the nebbish-y lead character, played by the movie’s writer/director, ends up making out (or more) with another hot lead character. In a way, that’s the fantasy part of actor/writer/director Matt Shear’s “Fantasy Life” (Greenwich Entertainment).
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