The Scene Kid: With live events canceled, digitally supporting local artists is the way to go
Buying from local record stores online and viewing live-streams are just a few of the ways to support local artists during the coronavirus pandemic.
Remi Wolf joins pop music’s rebrand with ‘Woo!’
Remi Wolf’s new single is a successful addition to a movement seeking to reinvent pop music; “Woo!” makes a bold musical statement without sacrificing any of the artist’s authenticity.
¡Baila! students move with Break On 2
Apart from teaching salsa and bachata, the club has given students a home.
Fiction but Fact: Though confined society will emerge united
I hope that during our own period of confinement we find solace and comfort with the people that surround us.
The Afterword: In quarantine, art can provide solace — when it’s not completely futile
Whether fleeing the eye of a hurricane, trapped passively in one’s own home or awaiting the end of war, it seems to me that once basic needs (safety, sustenance and shelter) are met, there is an emptiness that the arts can fill. And as time passes, they fill that emptiness in fresh, idiosyncratic ways.
Drama, tears, laughter: Reality TV recommendations worth streaming
If you’re looking for something to help you escape reality, here’s a mix of series that will keep you more engaged than Zoom classes.
Tongue in Chic: Playing dress-up provides a sense of normalcy amidst COVID-19
To be honest, even if I did have my full wardrobe with me, I probably wouldn’t touch half of it. With nowhere to go and no one to impress, there’s simply no point.
REVIEW: Frank Ocean packs simplicity and intimacy into his latest releases
Frank Ocean's latest, “Dear April” and “Cayendo,” which dropped Friday, fit into this mold by each featuring a new symbol stemming from the original 17.
New ‘Harry Potter’ hub connects the series to fans amid COVID-19
Harry Potter At Home launches under the series’ Wizarding World website with home-based activities and reading guides.
Stand-up comic and producer speaks with SCA class
Gina Yashere of “Bob Hearts Abishola” spoke of putting oneself out there to break boundaries.