Two Chicks Cocktails are all natural, gluten free and sweetened with stevia…so we can lose the guilt over what we are indulging in and mindfully put our focus back to where it matters- our tribe of chicks supporting us in this journey called life.

The message that Brooklyn singer/songwriter Jesse Ruben has been spreading through his music is simple and direct. I can. You can. We Can. When Jesse originally wrote his song "We Can", he had just run the NYC Marathon and hoped to inspire people to start running. As it turns out, his message was meant to be much more universal.

A cylindrical comedy drenched in tomato paste, director Mark Potts’ Spaghettiman has gone down a treat at festivals where it had audiences in stitches and had critics calling it “Deadpool meets The Big Lebowski” (DC Filmdom) “fun, daring..” (Screen Anarchy)  and “Genuinely and surprisingly funny” (Edward Douglas).

Live from Forcastle Music Festival in Louisville, KY. 

A candid interview with Chicago Singer + Songwriter Aryk Crowder

An interview with Former U.S Navy Special Operations Air Rescue Swimmer Brian Dickinson on his new book, "Blind Descent". 

Hailing from Cherry Hill, NJ, Chasing Safety is a captivating band best known for delivering a barrage of ferociously intricate guitar riffs, explosive choruses, and hauntingly cinematic flares. Bringing their brand of theatrical brutality to life, the band flawlessly transitions their melodies from the stereo to the stage, taking their live show to the next level with high-energy on-stage antics. Comprised of Johnny Galivan (vocals), Kenny Davis (vocals, bass), Patrick Hall (guitar), and Luke Chizek (drums), the pulverizing five piece has stamped out a corner in the post-hardcore genre. After dominating their local scene, Chasing Safety self-released an EP, The Machine, in 2013, organically growing a rabid fan-base before penning a deal with Outerloop Records. Their debut full-length, Season of the Dead, was released in 2013 in collaboration with famed producers Dan Korneff (Pierce The Veil, Crown The Empire) and Nick Sampson (Asking Alexandria, Born Of Osiris).

A video game tester makes a disturbing discovery about a new shooting game: the game's events are being mirrored in the real world, and the game's protagonist is actually a real person being remotely controlled.