Prescription medications are an increasingly common part of our everyday lives and a key contributor to longer lifespans and increased quality of life. But they also carry risks, especially for seniors who may need help with their medication routines.
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Theater Review (NYC Off-Broadway): ‘Lili Marlene’ – a New Musical by Michael Antin
A bravura star turn by newcomer Amy Londyn stands out against prosaic lyrics and sketchily drawn characters in a new musical about the dawn of the Nazi era.
Read More »Prison Food Linked to Bad Behavior
A combination of pinching pennies, corruption, and privatization is resulting in prisoners being fed a stew of unhealthy, nutrient-poor meals in minuscule portions.
Read More »Exclusive Theater Interview: Michael Urie on ‘The Government Inspector,’ ‘Hamlet’ and More
"I did the nunnery scene from 'Hamlet' in Michael Kahn’s acting class back in 2002 (Jessica Chastain was my Ophelia), so to be playing the Dane for Michael all these years later really is a dream come true."
Read More »Exclusive Interview: Emily Stern, Theater Wardrobe Pro
"Problems happen in those first days of technical rehearsals. That's when the actors, maybe in a musical, are dancing and their pants rip...It's like therapy work for the theater."
Read More »What Makes a Website More Attractive?
There are just some sites that are a pleasure to visit, even if it’s not immediately clear why. Here are some of the key whys.
Read More »Still Touring the World Through Google? Time to Get on That Plane
The next time you find a beautiful image on Google of a painting, or a place, if you can see yourself in that image, it’s time to go have the real experience.
Read More »Interview: ‘Temple of the Souls’ Director Lorca Peress (New York Musical Festival)
'As a multicultural director, it is important that we understand the responsibility of stepping into another culture and world. I feel blessed and honored to bring elements of the Taíno history to life in our musical.'
Read More »Is There Really Gender Bias in the Justice System?
Studies suggest that, broadly speaking, men become aggressive due to their environments and women due to their biology.
Read More »Theater Review (NYC): Shakespeare in the Parking Lot Presents ‘Henry VI Part 3’
This is lively full-strength Shakespeare, a dizzying story of changing fortunes and changing sides, loyalty and betrayal, weakness and strength, war and more war, with only small and hesitant hopes for peace – and all made easy to follow and admire.
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