Interviews Archives
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An Evening of Culinary Excellence: CUISINE NOIR Celebrates the Smithsonian’s NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY & CULTURE
#CULINARYDC2016 Meets #NMAAHC (Note: all sound bites are less than a minute long) By Le Anne Lindsay, Editor ORIGINALLY POSTED October 6, 2016 – This time T&T got a chance to cover a fabulous foodie event outside of Philly. I went to Washington D.C. for An Evening of Culinary Excellence hosted by Cuisine Noir magazine. The reception, held at Toolbox Pilates Art Studio (1627 Connecticut Ave. NW) was to celebrate the opening of The National Museum of African American History & Culture, as Cuisine Noir’s magazine cover featuring Chef Joe Randall is a part of the museum’s Cultural Expressions exhibit featuring black chefs. The celebrity chefs at the event shared…
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MOOREBETTERFOOD – Interview
Getting to Know the Founder of MooreBetterFood –Dianne Moore By Tinsel & Tine Editor – Le Anne Lindsay ORIGINAL POST May 28, 2015– On International Women’s Day (click for T&T post) (March 8th) I attended a conference to encourage female entrepreneurship in Philadelphia. The event introduced me to a number of fabulous women in different stages of creating their own businesses, but the one I felt was perfect for a Tinsel &Tine profile piece was Certified Health Coach Dianne Moore, MSW, MS, CHC, AADP. Dianne is a sustainable nutrition consultant in the field of environmental healthcare and the founder of MooreBetterFood.com which is designed to work with individual female clients…
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5 Questions for Filmmakers Joe Kramer
& Christian Sarkis Graham – HIGHER GROUNDSShot on location in Philadelphia, HIGHER GROUNDS is an extraterrestrial short-form comedy that takes an orbital view of life on Earth. Philly director Joe Kramer offers all of the Larry David-inspired humor in retro sci-fi packaging...
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Philly Unnamed Film Festival -Sept 27- Oct 1, 2023 #PUFF8 – SWEET RELIEF & SPIRAL TO THE CENTER (featured)
PUFF was founded as an alternative festival to bring new and undiscovered films to cinema fans in Philadelphia. The festival has previously featured such notable films as Terrifier, Tragedy Girls, Witch in the Window, All Jacked Up and Full of Worms ...
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5 Questions for LeAnn Erickson – I (HEART)
JACK LALANNE: A CARTOON MEMOIR (PFF31)Orig Post: 9/16/22 - I (heart) Jack Lalanne: A Cartoon Memoir uses animation and a memoir structure to weave a comedic and dramatic coming out story. Employing a playful visual aesthetic and humorous tone, the film tackles serious issues, including coming out as gay in a less tolerant era...