Two residents from St. Martin island's two nations, the French St. Martin and the Dutch St. Maarten, describe Hurricane Irma’s destruction during a direrct hit to the island in September, 2017.

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Paint it Black - Live Concert from Beacon Theatre, New York City 2006, USA. Mick Jagger - Vocals Keith Richards - Guitar Charlie Watts - Drums Ron Wood - Guitar "Shine Light" Film of Martin Scorsese 2008

“At a lavish banquet, King Dionysius is confronted by his servant Damocles – a brat who is jealous of the king’s splendor and power. Through supernatural forces, the two roles are switched. The smug, inexperienced commoner becomes the king. But his joy is short-lived. He quickly realizes that being

The show, which shut down in early 2020 at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, reopened on Broadway September 17, 2021.

Said Scott of the track: “‘No Matter What’ is without question the most personal song I have ever written and the one I am most proud of. It’s a song born from loneliness, acceptance and the heartbreaking but liberating tale of my coming out experience. What I love about this song is that it isn’t j

A 12-year-old gospel singer named Keedron Bryant has written an original song about the heartbreaking realities of being a young black man. During a time of nationwide protests and unrest over police brutality and racial injustice, the boy's song has become a rallying cry. Bryant posted the video on...

Stoneman Douglas student activist Emma González led an emotional, prolonged silence at the March for our Lives, equal in duration to the shooter's rampage. "Fight for your lives before it's someone else's job," she said.

The show has been playing for months yet King herself has never come to see it. Turns out King had to work herself up emotionally to see such a personal show in a public setting and came to do so on April 3, 2014, in disguise: Ms. King said she wanted to support the cast and crew, people like Jessie

This November, Americans will have the opportunity to embody Lewis’ spirit, take up his mantle and carry on his enduring legacy by exercising their right to vote. John Lewis was a heroe of the civil rights movement.

In Spring 2018, five speakers selected from the Collaboratory Network--Gamal Palmer, Carine Warsawski, Rabbi Lori Shapiro, Dr. Sharon Weiss-Greenberg, and Arya Marvazy--worked with ELI Talks to hone and effectively present their own stories of risk-taking at a storytelling event for the May 2018 gat...