By: Gregg LaGambina
A novelist writes novels, of course, but when you’re Nina Sadowsky, that’s just one small part of being a writer. Sadowsky didn’t even start writing her first novel until she was in her 40s, and much of her success can be attributed to her ability to flout convention and remain... Read more
By: Lucy Sosa
The average person has a range of view of about 135 degrees. Film director Gev Miron, however, is no regular person, and has made a career out of working with a range of 360 degrees. No, he’s not a super human cyborg, but a film director who works primarily in... Read more
By: Gregg LaGambina
Eleventh in the series. Donna Maloney’s story cannot be told without talking about her friend and mentor, Ann Roth. The working relationship between Maloney and Roth should make the most cynical among us believe in something like fate, purpose, or the idea that sometimes you cross paths with just the... Read more
By: Gregg LaGambina
Tenth in the series. Let’s clear up something right at the start: Denna Thomsen is not only an assistant choreographer. She’s an actress, a dancer, and a choreographer in her own right. In fact, if you caught Madonna’s performance at Super Bowl XLVI, or you’ve seen the Sigur Rós music... Read more
By: Gregg LaGambina
Ninth in the series. Of all of the things we take for granted about the movies and shows we love, surely the human voice has to be near the top of the list. We know people will talk, but how much do any of us think about why they are... Read more
By: Lucy Sosa
Eighth in the series. It’s not a secret that magazines, brands, and advertisers retouch their images. Ever since Adobe Photoshop was released in 1987, the ability to alter images by cropping them or changing their color has revolutionized photography. It’s also not a secret that overly “Photoshopped” images have landed many... Read more