Do you have a sudden craving for Maryland blue crabs with copious amounts of Old Bay® Seasoning? Are you finding yourself drawn to the filmography of cult filmmaker John Waters, and are you pronouncing his name as John Wooders? Are you in need of a spicy fish cake on a... Read more

What theme could unite films as diverse as a short alternative history about an elderly Marilyn Monroe, a feature about twin sisters who behave like a single person, and a seven-hour biography of the director Bernardo Bertolucci? According to Alberto Barbera, Artistic Director of the Venice Film Festival, these and... Read more

For years, CreativeFuture has sounded the alarm about how online piracy harms the U.S. economy and eliminates jobs. The need for a solution to this economic scourge has always been critical, which the new Digital Citizens Alliance (DCA) and IP House report exposing the direct link between streaming piracy and... Read more

Theater goers this summer have already enjoyed indie releases like Obsession (Focus Features) and Backrooms (A24). There are many more still on the way, so we are back with another indie film roundup to keep you focused on the good stuff. There are too many great indie titles this year... Read more

With a history dating back to the 17th century, Charleston, South Carolina is one of America’s oldest cities. Anchored by a port that ranks as one of the busiest in the nation, the city remains an important economic and cultural hub for the American Southeast. Today, visitors travel from around... Read more

Flying into Las Vegas high above the Nevada Desert, the first thing you might notice is an enormous glowing orb towering over the famous Strip. That landmark is Sphere – the most advanced multimedia venue in the world. Programming content for such an impressive venue is no easy task –... Read more

The 2026 Tony Awards® on Sunday, June 7, offer plenty of familiar touchpoints for audiences beyond Broadway. Many of this year’s nominated productions draw inspiration from popular films and television series, while several acting nominees are also well known for their work on screen. Humanity continues its relentless campaign to... Read more

The more you learn about Providence, the more you understand why Rhode Islanders are proud of their “Creative Capital,” New England’s third-largest city. In the nineteenth century, Providence attracted geniuses like Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849) and painter Edward Mitchell Bannister (1828-1901). More recently, it nurtured the creative talents of author... Read more

It’s that time of year again – the weather is warming up, the flowers are blooming, and the attention of the global cinema community is turning once again to the South of France for the Cannes Film Festival. Cannes is one of the world’s most prestigious film festivals, drawing thousands of... Read more

If you have never visited Seattle, allow us to introduce you to its local character through a few well-chosen facts – the kind that tell you what the city really is, beyond the postcards. This approach feels especially appropriate in the case of the coffee capital of America, the birthplace... Read more