Greensboro native and “My Life with the Walter Boys” actor Jaylan Evans remembers going to see plays and musicals at Elon University throughout high school. As he was applying to music theatre programs across the country, Evans said he continued to find himself drawn to Elon. Evans graduated from Elon in 2020, amid a global pandemic, and moved to New York a year later. He had two roles under his belt by then, one as a guest star in an episode of “Power Book III: Raising Kanan” and the other as a voice actor in a Netflix animated children’s show.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (OSV News) — “Imagine getting ready for a party for 30 years and then wondering if anybody is going to show up,” Dan Gonzalez said with a nervous laugh. Gonzalez, an author from Miami, is preparing to independently publish a book he has been writing and designing since he was in college. […]
When the puerile comedy bombed, the film-makers blamed the critics and the Tories blamed the UK Film Council. Twenty years on, we reassess the legacy of a cinematic pariah whose champions include Stewart Lee and Mike Leigh
Charles Duhigg joins Derek to talk about the topic of his new book, ‘Supercommunicators’: the art of having difficult discussions
For Bay Staters enjoying a staycation this February, there are several local attractions available nearby to pass the time
EDITOR’S NOTE: Here are the words from Lee Blackmon’s Celebration/Birthday Community gathering Feb. 19, 2024. We’ve included the life story presented by Carolyn Greenwood and the homily presented by Celeste Deveney at Nehalem Bay United Methodist Church as well as several other tributes.Link to the video slide show. And now, the work begins – every day to reach out to those in need … all hands on deck. By Carolyn Greenwood, Celebrating Lee 2/19/24 Lee’s Life Journey Good morning. I have the honor and privilege of speaking about Lee’s life story. Thank you all for being here. I hope we…
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Prison City Film Festival is back for another year of films to the Huntsville community from around the world.
“Nepal is a challenging country to live in if you are not ready for constant uncertainty,” writes Hayden Rue, who has lived in Nepal for years.