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January 15, 2026

How Politico Got It Wrong: Eight Anonymous Sources, Zero Verification

By Frank Parlato It began with a headline. On April 5, 2024, Politico published: “Sexual harassment allegations made against top Biden nuclear official.” Frank Rose had been the number two official at

Featured

February 2, 2025

Niagara Falls Sitting on the Edge Of Another Huge Missed Opportunity

By Tony Farina I’ll begin this piece by saying what I’ve written before many times, that data centers could bring huge economic benefits to the city of Niagara Falls if somehow the

Cousin Brucie to Join Local Airwaves Courtesy of WEBR and WLVL

By Tony Farina A true legend in the radio world for decades

Farrokh Shroff’s Journey from Iconic Studios to Personal Creations

Graduating from Berklee College of Music in May 2017 with a major

Krishnakumar Vasudevan on the Research That Could Help Fight Ciliopathies

Medical science has never stopped advancing, and the benefits of this progress are all around us. Previously incurable diseases now have multiple treatment options.

August 3, 2022

Health

Dr. Hua Yan on Designing Smarter Searches

Dr. Hua Yan is an expert in search techniques, specifically as a means of extracting useful information from very large groups of text sources.

August 2, 2022

Uncategorized

Essential Advice for Live Producers, Featuring Teo Karakolev

This article is for anyone who’s interested in pursuing a career in live entertainment productions or just wants to learn more about what it

August 2, 2022

Arts & Culture·TV & Film·Visual Arts

René Guajardo On Filmmaking and Making it in Film

It’s difficult to talk about the filmmaking industry as a whole because it hasn’t been a monolith for quite some time. The Studio Age

July 19, 2022

Arts & Culture·TV & Film·Visual Arts

Analyst Luming Yang On Sharing Insights Through Mass Media

As an analyst and business leader, Luming Yang has established a sterling reputation through her impressive work covering US-China financial investment news and analysis.

June 28, 2022

Analysis·News·TV & Film

An Interview with Marketing Expert Lucia Sztarenki

In the world of luxury and beauty brands, competition is intense and constant. Marketing professionals in this space need to be at the top

June 28, 2022

Analysis·Finance

Professional Composer and Orchestrator Lydia Li on Fostering a Love for Music

For some, music is something that exists in the background of their lives. They enjoy listening, they have their own sets of favorite songs

June 8, 2022

Arts & Culture·Music

Top Barber and Stylist Luca De Vincenzo Talks Shop

How do you feel when you’re getting a haircut? More importantly, how do you feel after a haircut or after some careful hairstyling? Across

May 12, 2022

Lifestyle

Year of the Panda? Panda’s Juice.ai Release and What It Means for SEO

“SEO is dead.” That’s a tagline I hear thrown around a lot these days. I’ll bet you’ve seen it more than once yourself, whether

April 25, 2022

Business·Featured

An Interview with Osteoarthritis Researcher Neety Sahu

Neety Sahu is working with Stanford University to research the inner workings of osteoarthritis in the hopes of discovering new ways of diagnosing and

April 21, 2022

Health

Expert Automotive Retoucher Mickael Laujin Explains How to Work with Speed and Consistency

This won’t be news to anyone, but the automotive industry is big business, with many companies pulling in revenues in the billions. This is

April 7, 2022

Arts & Culture·Sports·Visual Arts

Musician, Filmmaker, and Philanthropist Nicole Simone Talks Shop

Nicole Simone is a multi-talented artist and philanthropist. She creates and performs original music under the artist name Late July, she writes and directs

February 28, 2022

Arts & Culture·Music·TV & Film

Interview: Ishita Jain on IMM and the Clean Energy Transition

Support for large-scale transitions to clean energy sources is stronger than ever before, but the specifics of these transitions are numerous and complex. This

February 23, 2022

Environment

Electrical Engineer Ajeya Gupta on Tech Leadership in the Automotive Industry

The automotive industry has a longstanding relationship with technology. At times, technology has provided more comfortable driving experiences, while at other times it has

February 18, 2022

Sports·Travel

Vuel CEO Alkis Pananakakis On His Entrepreneurial Success and Plans for the Future

From the age of 11, Alkis Pananakakis had a deep affection for the U.S. and for all the incredible, inspiring things happening here. In

February 8, 2022

Finance

An Interview with Director Arturo R. Jiménez on “Steiner’s Workshop”

Artvoice recently had the chance to interview director Arturo R. Jiménez, who has been working in documentary and narrative films for over ten years

January 18, 2022

Arts & Culture·TV & Film·Visual Arts

Sales Executive Daniel West on Improving Processes and Closing Deals

Daniel West is an extremely accomplished sales executive who has worked extensively with cybersecurity organizations ActZero, Inc. and IntelliGO Networks, Inc., the latter of

January 17, 2022

Finance

Drummer Antoine Fadavi On His Work in Music Direction

Introducing Antoine Fadavi Professional drummer Antoine Fadavi is one of those rare musical talents who found industry success when he was still just a

December 17, 2021

Music

Democratization and Diversity in Fashion: Rebecca Dennett Interview

Representation, diversity, and democratization are important terms in just about every industry today, but for industries with major public image components, these topics are

December 8, 2021

Arts & Culture·Fashion·Lifestyle

Multicultural Perspectives in Finance: An Interview with Investment CEO Sarah Alfandari

Bringing multicultural perspectives to various industries has been a topic of interest for many years now, but in recent years, it seems that several

December 8, 2021

Business·Finance

Production Consultant Xinwen Chen on Working Her Dream Job

It doesn’t really matter where you work or what you do — our discussion with production consultant Xinwen Chen is about work, period. It’s

November 22, 2021

Technology

Lessons on Data Analysis Featuring Ravindra Patel

If you’re completely new to data analysis, this article is a great place to start. While it’s not an exhaustive look at data analysis

October 25, 2021

Analysis·Business

Rodrigo Correia: Pushing XR Forward

When I talk to people about XR, that’s ‘extended reality,’ which includes AR (augmented reality) and VR (virtual reality) and other, newer forms as

October 18, 2021

Arts & Culture·Games·Visual Arts

Interview: Pro Fighter and International Title Holder Alessio Cassarà

A few decades ago, professional fighting here in the West really just referred to boxing and little else. But today, this category encompasses many

September 16, 2021

Sports

The Art of Gunsmithing, with Brett Jansen

These days, I’d bet that most people don’t know any professional gunsmiths. In fact, the term “gunsmith,” to many people, may bring about images

August 30, 2021

Business·Sports

Yu Rong on Speaking to the Designers of Tomorrow

As it turns out, conversation is key to elegant design. It could be the conversations between members of a collaborating team who are working

August 2, 2021

Arts & Culture

The Wider Ramifications of Design

Design is a very large professional field, and it can refer to many separate, more specialized disciplines. Just take a look at this relatively

July 22, 2021

Arts & Culture

Interview: Coordinating Producer Michelle Nguyen on ‘Marlon Wayans: You Know What It Is’

Marlon Wayans has been one of the most original voices in American comedy for decades, and following a recent overall deal with HBO, specifically

July 22, 2021

Arts & Culture·TV & Film·Visual Arts

Xintong Liu on Helping Small Businesses Move Forward

Soon after the initial rollout of leading COVID-19 vaccines in the United States, there was a great deal of official and unofficial discussion about

June 28, 2021

Business·Finance·Technology

The Need for Stronger Developer Community Relations, with Xiaozhou “William” Du

For those unfamiliar with software development, creation of the websites and aps that make our lives more convenient, can seem like magic. One day,

June 28, 2021

Business

Interview: Huan Cheng on the Seeds of Cinematic Creativity

It’s hard to look around at the contemporary film landscape in its entirety without coming face-to-face with the reality that a lot of the

June 25, 2021

Arts & Culture·TV & Film·Visual Arts

Expert VFX Artist Gurvand Tanneau Tells Us What It’s Like to Create VFX for Television

Visual effects, often shortened to VFX, encompasses a huge range of specific disciplines, despite the fact that most people today tend to associate the

June 21, 2021

Arts & Culture·Visual Arts

Is Blockchain the Future of Cybersecurity? Featuring Eliott Teissonniere

Cybersecurity has been a concern since before online transactions became prominent, although, in years earlier erast, there may have been less of a temptation

May 21, 2021

Business·Technology

Professional Makeup Artist Gives Advice and Career Insights: Interview

Makeup artist Fairuze Reis de Lucena has more than fifteen years of experience in the highly competitive field of makeup artistry. Reis de Lucena

May 17, 2021

Fashion·Lifestyle·Visual Arts

Actor, Director, and Dancer Woonyea Han on the Value of Storytelling and Shared Culture

The ‘melting pot’ narrative in the United States has been popular for decades, asserting that American culture is inherently multicultural because of how many

April 7, 2021

Arts & Culture·Theater·TV & Film·Visual Arts

Architect Rita El Kouhen on Renovating Malls and Other Large Structures (Interview)

Artvoice recently interviewed top-tier, in-demand architect Rita El Kouhen about her experiences renovating large structures, including malls, shopping centers, and mixed-use sites. Just some

April 7, 2021

Arts & Culture·Visual Arts

Yu Ting Huang’s Tips for Making Great Content (Interview)

Online content creation, especially branded content for various brands, can be challenging, even for veterans of the format. There’s always pressure to make something

April 7, 2021

Activities·Arts & Culture

Chef Benjamin Tandoh on Leading a Culinary Life

Our interview today is with Chef Benjamin Tandoh, a highly-skilled Chef who has brought his talents to many different parts of the world throughout

March 3, 2021

Arts & Culture·Visual Arts

The Playful Approach of Luxury Brand Director Olivier Paul Philippe

With more than 25 years of filmmaking experience, Olivier Paul Philippe has proven that his versatile directorial style is well-suited to many different kinds

February 26, 2021

Arts & Culture·Business·Fashion

The Positive Impact of Live Show Production with Executive Producer Calvin Mitchell

Live events can range from corporate conferences to concerts to political events and so much more. Chances are good that you can remember several

February 25, 2021

Arts & Culture·TV & Film·Visual Arts

The Impact of the Pandemic on M&A with Saurabh Rajwade

Saurabh Rajwade is an expert in the field of mergers and acquisitions and he is currently working with a major financial services company, where

February 23, 2021

Business

What is it Like to Play Piano for Major Artists? Just Ask Vincent Lanty

Impressive musicianship often gets taken for granted, especially when it comes to session musicians and touring musicians. If you go to watch one of

February 19, 2021

Arts & Culture·Music

What it Takes to Work in High-Level Advertising, With Vivien Marafko

Advertising and marketing is an enormous industry and a very influential industry as well. Yet, it’s an industry whose inner workings very rarely see

February 18, 2021

Business

Tips for Starting a Working Through Music Projects from Composer Joris Hoogsteder

Creative work can pose many different unique challenges, especially for professionals who haven’t been working in entertainment for very long. Commissioned music doesn’t offer

February 17, 2021

Music

The Art of Online PR Feat. Victoria Gates-Fleming

It may seem strange to hear this now, but the internet is still relatively new. Given how much we now depend on the internet

January 14, 2021

Uncategorized

Modern-Day Millinery with Joy Kim of Joy Kim Design

If you’re a fashionista, then you’ve probably heard the term millinery before. But for anyone out there isn’t quite as familiar, millinery is the

January 13, 2021

Arts & Culture·Fashion·Lifestyle

Pointers for Publicists With Leni Weisberg

Public relations is rarely a profession that gets any kind of spotlight, perhaps because so much of PR focuses on giving a spotlight to

January 11, 2021

Literature

Marco Novelli Discusses Green Energy Investments, Social Impact

You’ve probably heard the term ‘butterfly effect’ before. In case you haven’t, the ‘butterfly effect’ describes a system where even the smallest actions will

January 8, 2021

Environment

Designer Roslyn Fok on Working With Hommegirls

Fashion is an enormous industry, especially these days. In fact, it’s an industry so large that it can’t really be talked about in generalizations,

January 7, 2021

Fashion·Lifestyle

Making It in the Music Industry: A Songwriter’s Perspective

We’ve all heard those stories about the many difficulties of starting a music career of any kind. In fact, over just the past few

December 19, 2020

Music

Interview: Professional Photographer and Creative Producer Olivia Oliver

Olivia Oliver has always loved bringing an original perspective to her work, which spans fashion photography, commercial photography, art photography, and creative production. In

December 10, 2020

TV & Film

Charles Carter: The Journey to Editing and What Comes Next

At least in our opinion, coverage on filmmaking professionals tends to be skewed toward the present. In other words, there’s a lot of talk

December 1, 2020

Theater·TV & Film·Visual Arts

Michael Tan: Having Your Own VFX ‘Marque de Fabrique’

From an outsider’s perspective, VFX work seems to be all about doing exactly what’s needed to achieve the desired effect, and it is. But

November 30, 2020

Arts & Culture·TV & Film

Tetsuya Koyama on Finding Opportunity in the L.A. Music Scene

Los Angeles is one of very few American cities that continues to attract large numbers of newcomers year after year. It’s hard to deny

November 3, 2020

Music

Sharing Dance Around the Globe: Joanne Liebenberg Shares Her Story

Professional dance, in any genre, manages to speak to the primal and the emotional all at once. Even after thousands and thousands of years,

October 21, 2020

Dance·Music·Visual Arts

Brooke Barlow on Contemporary Choreography as an Evolving Art Form

The general public’s understanding of choreography is drastically limited, and while this phenomenon was likely never intended, it represents a barrier to contemporary dance.

September 9, 2020

Arts & Culture·Dance