The original Immersive Van Gogh has risen to blockbuster status, becoming the hottest ticket to hold. Immersive Van Gogh sold out its run in Toronto, has sold out and extended its run in Chicago, and San Francisco opened in March, where its first month is sold-out. Following the Los Angeles and New York ticket sales announcements, each market sold out rapidly and have since extended their runs with additional tickets now available.

Immersive Van Gogh is the latest creation by the world-renowned master of digital art, Italy’s Massimiliano Siccardi, who for 30 years has been pioneering immersive exhibitions in Europe. Over 2 million visitors have seen his magnificent installations.

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“If someone has been or you suspect someone is being unfaithful, then there is a good chance the marriage is over,” says relationship expert Lauren Peacock, author of Female. Likes Cheese. Comes with Dog.: Stories About Divorce, Dating, and Saying “I Do” and creator of The Divorce Case subscription box. “While not impossible, there is only a small percentage of marriages that recover from infidelity, since infidelity tends to destroy the sense of trust.”

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During a time where the entertainment industry has slowed down across the spectrum due to the pandemic, actor/comedian Brian Hooks feels that his work within the space holds more purpose now than ever before.

Hooks, known for his roles in the films “3 Strikes,” “Soul Plane,” the sitcom “Eve” and more, has been able to stay active during the pandemic via his independent filmmaking and by reaching back to at-risk youths through his company Left of Bang Entertainment.

In a conversation with DeVon Pouncey, Hooks acknowledged the advantages he has had over his peers during the pandemic.

“It’s a blessing, because we entered this pandemic, and while most entertainment as actors are sort of waiting for the industry to open back up and at the mercy of them saying, OK, we’re going to go now and then things trickling out, and it’s not as much work,” Hooks said. “They’re just sitting, waiting to be called when I have all the tools to be able to make a film on my own, by myself, however, whenever with whoever.”

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