More than a Music Festival: Andrea Bocelli, Teatro Del Silenzio, Power of Music, Voices of Haiti
“I strongly believe that love does justice. And it is for this simple reason that we are all responsible for building a better world….
Read MoreEXPERIENCE
Arts & Media
Leimert Park Book Fair, Saturday, August 19, Beginning @ 10:00am!
Culture Honey is honored to be a small part of the Leimert Park Village Book Fair coming up in Los Angeles this weekend! Along…
Read More
Documentary: “Children of Beqaa”, Explores What is Happening with the Most Vulnerable of Syrian Refugees – Children
A plane just flew over my house and I had no sense of fear. No second thought that it could mean I was about…
Read More
Boston Museum of Fine Arts: Botticelli and the Search for the Divine
The Renaissance was in full swing. In the early 1490s, Florence was a hub of innovation – in mathematics and engineering, commerce and banking,…
Read More
BookExpo NYC, 2017: Children’s Picture Books
I was in college when I discovered the wonders of children’s books. Children’s Literature was a required course for every education major. The semester…
Read More
Kortni’s Kitchen: As American As Apple Pie!
Apple pie is the thing most people will think of when you say “Fourth of July”. I remember the first time I made an…
Read More
Black Butler: Book of the Atlantic Review
It was a real treat to be able to watch Black Butler: Book of the Atlantic in a theater full of equally excited fans. The…
Read More
The Power of One Book review
One can often find oneself engrossed in a book, believing/wanting it to be the real world while you are reading it. However, this illusion…
Read More
BookExpo NYC, 2017: Treasures Aplenty
Attending BookExpo 2017 in New York City was a bibliophile’s paradise. There were author interviews, author signings, and writing and publishing workshops. Best of all,…
Read More
I Am Diana of Themyscira – A Wonder Woman Review
As the date for the Wonder Woman premiere approached, many DC fans voiced concern, believing that if Wonder Woman failed as Man of Steel and Batman v. Superman had, things looked…
Read More
Book Review: The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway
The Sun Also Rises was first published in 1926 by Ernest Hemingway and remains a literary masterpiece to this day. Below is a little bit about…
Read More
HOME: An Evening of Music Benefiting Syrian Refugees in the Beqaa Valley – Pasadena, CA
One of the first questions we often ask someone when we meet them (right after we learn their name) is, “Where are you from?” or…
Read More