Watch as three up and coming filmmakers make their debut at the Tribeca Film Festival.
For more info:
Sita Sings The Blues
Faubourg Treme
The Wild Man of the Navidad
Tribeca Film Festival
Watch as three up and coming filmmakers make their debut at the Tribeca Film Festival.
For more info:
Sita Sings The Blues
Faubourg Treme
The Wild Man of the Navidad
Tribeca Film Festival
Watch as three up and coming filmmakers make their debut at the Tribeca Film Festival.
For more info:
Sita Sings The Blues
Faubourg Treme
The Wild Man of the Navidad
Tribeca Film Festival
There’s a reason we go to a doctor, and not say, our next door neighbor,* when we are sick. It’s the same reason our Mo Rocca went to Bebe Nuewirth while preparing for his upcoming cabaret show, Mo Rocca ‘Cross America — Bebe knows cabaret!
Mo Rocca spent 5 Minutes with the Tony (and Emmy) award-winning actress and she gave Mo some tips on how to perfect his performance of Don Ho’s “Tiny Bubbles,” which he performs in both English and Hawaiian, no less.
In addition to Bebe’s watchful eye, Mo gets some moral support from a certain Today Show personality (and native Hawaiian).
So here’s to the golden moon,
And here’s to the silver sea,
But most of all a toast to you and me
And by “toast,” we mean video. Enjoy.
*provided said neighbor is not, in fact, a doctor.
Click here for the Uncut version!
New York City is embracing the green trend, but residents have actually been making better environmental choices for a while now. We sent Sara Gore to check out some of the eco-friendly shopping the city has to offer — if you didn’t already know about these, you’ll want to visit them STAT.
Sara met up with Chef Michael Anthony of Gramercy Tavern and the two went shopping for produce at the Union Square Green Market — one of 46 green markets in the city. Green Markets support local farmers, and ensures that the fruit and vegetables you take home is fresh, seasonal, and most importantly…delicious. But don’t take our word for it — take the Chef’s!
If you prefer more fashion-centered shopping, we suggest gominyc, an East Village shop that sells mostly repurposed fashions. Actress and environmentalist Shalom Harlow cites the shop as one of her favorites.
Here, recycled doesn’t equal a lack of fashion sense. You’ll find vintage jewelry, soft sweaters fashioned from bamboo, and the type of dresses one might steal from her mother’s closet.
Happy green shopping.
Union Square Green Market
Broadway Avenue / at East 17th Street
Union Square / New York City
212.788.7476 / website
Gominyc
443 East 6th Street / between 1st Avenue and Avenue A
East Village / New York City
212.979.0388 / website
