Throughout America, tales of haunted bars and restaurants have established their own cultural niche. Such stories often blend local legends, eyewitness accounts, and inexplicable events to create a collective mythology around certain places. Either based on historical tragedy or work-world superstition, most of them describe a type of atmospheric background
Mobile games have quietly become one of the most dominant forms of entertainment worldwide, with millions checking their devices daily for quick gaming sessions. What begins as casual play often evolves into habitual behavior, with certain games commanding attention far beyond their simple mechanics. The staying power of these digital
At last summer’s Rhode Island International Film Festival, the short film Snow Whisper—directed by Esther Zhang and production designed by Yibo Kou, was officially screened as part of the festival’s Official Selection lineup. Celebrating its 30th anniversary, the Flickers’ Rhode Island International Film Festival is recognized as one of the
As the international entertainment scene shifts towards a more integrated and all-encompassing era, institutions that serve these industry and cultural demands are becoming increasingly relevant. The past decade has seen international acknowledgment of creative industries thrive across borders, fueled in part by streaming, cross-cultural collaborations, and shifting narratives around representation.
Antiguan-born, Bronx-raised producer and DJ Skerrit Bwoy, widely recognized in the music world as “Mr. Jesus Party,” is ready to make a bold statement in the Christian music scene with the release of his latest single, “Satan Dead.” Available now on all major streaming platforms, the track seamlessly blends festival-ready
When it comes to premium vodka, there’s a world of difference between mass-produced and handmade varieties. Handmade vodka isn’t just about the end product; it’s about the process, craftsmanship, and dedication that goes into every step, from grain to glass. Let’s dive into the intricate art of creating handmade vodka
By: Sarah Morton Horror cinema thrives on its ability to shock while reflecting the darkest parts of human experience. With The Fetus, director Joe Lam presents a film that is at once grotesque, intimate, and oddly playful. Released on major platforms on September 9, 2025, courtesy of Stonecutter Media, the
Los Angeles, CA – Donelle Smith, professionally known as Phyzic, is not just a recording and mixing engineer — he has become a significant figure in shaping the sound of modern music. Hailing from the British Virgin Islands, Phyzic’s journey from a small island upbringing to receiving a Grammy Award
In today’s fast-moving entertainment landscape, the ability to connect sponsors, celebrities, and audiences is not just a skill — it’s a craft. For nearly 20 years, Eric Vollweiler has honed that craft, producing and marketing film festivals, music showcases, and entertainment events across the globe. A Career Built from the Ground Up
The Threshing Floor isn’t necessarily your standard addiction recovery film. It doesn’t always rely on tidy narratives or predictable arcs of redemption. Instead, this documentary attempts to dig deep into the complex and often messy process of healing, guided by faith, friendship, and a filmmaking approach that feels as raw
By: Jeanette H. One of Helena Jauregui’s most meaningful projects to date is the PSA The Loop, a short but powerful film raising awareness about anxiety. Filmed in April, Helena took on the lead role, portraying a young woman who experiences a severe panic attack in real time. The story
By: Henry Ducos Helena Jauregui’s journey to Hollywood has been marked by determination, talent, and a genuine passion for storytelling. After moving to Los Angeles just one week after her 19th birthday, she quickly began booking roles, filming her first short film, Hallucination, only two weeks after arriving. Since then,
By: Rebecca Zhang California-based multimedia artist Zoe Ze Zhou has built a reputation for navigating two demanding creative worlds: fine art and cinematic prop design. Trained in sculpture, installation, and bio-art, Zhou’s work often explores the interconnectedness between humans, animals, and the natural world. But beyond gallery walls, her craftsmanship
In recent years, documentaries have become one of the most accessible and influential mediums for exploring complex subjects, offering viewers more than just information. They bridge education with storytelling, combining visuals, interviews, and research in a way that traditional media often can’t. Food and beverage documentaries, in particular, have experienced
In a genre often defined by bravado and boldness, Kanashii is a name that stands out—not with gimmicks, but with honest, heartfelt lyrics, evocative melodies, and a cinematic sound that resonates long after the beat fades. Born Arturo Macias Sanchez in the vibrant city of San Francisco, California, Kanashii isn’t
By: Elizabeth Honeycutt The glittering facade of the entertainment industry often masks intense pressure, public scrutiny, and a relentless demand for authentic performance. From the stage to the screen, artists, athletes, and public figures navigate a landscape where their inner state can significantly influence their careers and well-being. Creative Liberty:
Compulsive Magazine is celebrating the influence of Dr. Antwan “Amadeus” Thompson in its latest Music Month edition. As a musical director, drummer, and the creative force behind Platinum Boy Music, Amadeus has made significant contributions to the music industry, shaping the soundscape of modern music and impacting generations of artists
