Serita Stevens – Splash Magazines

Movie Review – The Veil – A Moment In Time

November 10, 2023 Serita Stevens 0

What if you realized you could repair a wrong that you did forty years before? When a young Douglas (Will Tranfo) drives by and ignores a desperate woman running through the woods and fleeing her […]

Film, TV & Books

Texans Do Film Bigger-Austin Film Festival Celebrates 30 years

November 8, 2023 Serita Stevens 0

I was pleasantly surprised when I received a phone call mid-September that had become a second-rounder at the Austin Film Festival in late October. As a second-rounder for my historical pilot about the Clifford’s Tower […]

Life's Journey

THE FINAL KINDNESS – CHEVRA KADISHA – Honoring Death in Life- Jewish Style

November 5, 2023 Serita Stevens 0

THE FINAL KINDNESS – CHEVRA KADISHA – Honoring Death in Life- Jewish Style Ecclesiastes 5:14 – “As we come forth, so we shall return. “ Genesis 3:19 – “For dust thou art, and unto dust […]

Laugh Proud – Bringing the comedy of LGBTQ forward.

July 23, 2023 Serita Stevens 0

Creator-director queer BIPO Quentin Lee wanted this comedy festival which he is turning into a feature film – Laugh Proud – that will be shown at a variety of festivals and he hopes eventually on […]

Book Review: Rain Falling on Embers – A story that many readers can relate to

June 20, 2023 Serita Stevens 0

Always in trouble, Katie McCabe is a rebellious and spirited thirteen-year-old who loves her father, a sheriff, and a single parent. But her life is turned upside down when he sends her hundreds of miles […]

Matlow’s Herzl Collection On View

May 14, 2023 Serita Stevens 0

“If you will it, it is no dream.” These are the famous words of Theodor Herzl born May 1860, and this, one of my favorite sayings, kept me going through many hard times. According to […]

Never Again – Auschwitz at the Regan Library

April 16, 2023 Serita Stevens 0

“It happened once, it could happen again.” The Holocaust, which murdered so many, was “not so long ago and not so far away.” In fact, it is a fear that continually rumbles through the Jewish […]

LEE’D THE WAY: A Film Everyone, Especially Politicians Should See

November 28, 2022 Serita Stevens 0

Most films have a theme that they wish to express and some are effective in getting their audience stirred up, but none have really come up with actual solutions to any problems. Eugene Mandelcorn, writer […]

Music To My Ears – the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra Event

November 23, 2022 Serita Stevens 0

Across the United States, the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra entertains music lovers under its new conductor sabra born Lahav Shani. Because of COVID cancellations, many prior orchestrations had to be sadly postponed. On November 5, 2022, […]

Film, TV & Books

Act Like a Millionaire – and read Marilyn’s book

October 25, 2022 Serita Stevens 0

In her one-night stand at the Santa Monica Playhouse, entrepreneur-author Marilyn Anderson entertained us with her monologue of fun stories about moving to New York, dealing with frogs (dates) who did not become princes, and […]