The Arts and Entertainment Magazine & THE EERIE DIGEST attended the Baltimore Comic-Con this past month. It was a great event and we have met many writers and illustrators of these great magazines there. We are very happy to report that we will be able to present interviews with them to our readers in upcoming articles.

We also were able to take plenty of pictures of those attending the event in costume and we will present them at the end of this article. Our trip started without a hitch and we had booked a room at the Towson Best Western Hotel just North of Baltimore (more about that later on in this article). (more…)

The Arts and Entertainment Magazine has learned that Gloria Kisel-Hollis (click to see interview) who we interviewed in our February 1st, 2011 issue has just produced a new short film. The title of the film is The Brentwood Connection .com .

Gloria, who we met during Damian Chappa’s film premier of Brando in Hollywood has been keeping quite busy. Asked about the theme behind her new film she told us that it is about Two divorcee socialites lose it all and then cleverly come up with a humorous social media business plan to hopefully get back to their accustomed lives of riches and romance. (more…)

   Our publisher, Joseph J. O’Donnell, was recently invited to speak at the monthly meeting of the Riverside Writer’s Club in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Originally scheduled as a radio interview, it ran into a snag when the gentleman with the radio equipment failed to show up.

The monthly meeting continued, however, and our publisher soldiered on. Mr. O’Donnell explained the workings of our publication and the purpose behind it as a learning tool for those studying the Arts, and for college students around the world. He also told of the many literary, Hollywood, and television personalities, as well as many others, who have appeared in our publications. He also gave pointers in how to get published. (more…)

 The Arts and Entertainment Magazine has just learned that actress Eileen Grubba (click here to see article), who we first interviewed in our November 2009 issue, is campaigning for a most worthy cause. On her agenda is the Global Genes Project to help young children around the world.

“Eileen is the first Hollywood personality that we had interviewed for our magazine’, publisher Joseph J. O’Donnell said. ” She is a working actress, writer and producer. She is also a Lifetime Member of The Actors Studio and has worked on The Five Year Engagement, Sons of Anarchy, The Closer, Cold Case, Hung, CSI Miami, The Mentalist, Masters of Sex, Nip/Tuck, Monk, E.R. and many other shows, films and theater prod uctions. She is also a spokesperson for LSI: Families with hereditary cancers and an advocate for the hiring of people with physical challenges in the entertainment industry”. (more…)