It’s a good thing he’s handsome..

NYC’s Movers & Shakers in Film, Music, Fashion & Art Gather for “IN CROWD” September 9th at O’Nieals

SCENEPR invites you to join other influential and well-connected guests from Film, Music, Art, Fashion and related industries, for a night of networking, music, and fun! This event is for made up of key music artists, film professionals, writers, actor/models,photographers,etc.

Wynton Marsalis Scores Silent Film ‘Louis,’ Plus Five Great Jazz Film Scores

Can’t say he didn’t focus on the music… Filmmaker Dan Pritzker’s latest effort, Louis, is loosely based on the childhood of jazz legend Louis Armstrong. It’s also silent — save for the score, composed and played live at each screening by the great Wynton Marsalis and his Ensemble.

El DeBarge Gets Ready to Take His ‘Second Chance’

The last time El DeBarge released an album, it was 1994. The Internet was starting to come into its own. Nielsen SoundScan was just 3 years old. YouTube, iTunes, Facebook and Twitter weren’t even blips on anyone’s radar. Not to mention that R&B and its fan base have changed radically since then.

Katrina Film Takes Aim at Army Corps of Engineers

Harry Shearer, the radio host and voice artist behind the likes of Mr. Burns on “The Simpsons,” can’t resist a wisecrack. “Before there was oil, there was water,” reads Mr. Shearer’s tagline for “The Big Uneasy,” his documentary about the destruction of New Orleans by Hurricane Katrina.

Short Film: Fear/Love

I was wandering around on Vimeo and stumbled upon this great short. Check it out…