Introducing a new generation - gay, straight, and ethnically diverse - coming of age in a post 9/11 world, searching for love and belonging as they confront their identities and ride the waves of sexual awakening. Search Terms: Relationships, New York, Gay, Lesbian, Teen, 9/11, Race, High Shool, Web Series New Episodes every Monday. www.anyonebutmeseries.com Vivian and Aster reunite and sparks fly. Maybe it's true you can't go home again.
7 Today There are Eight Million Stories in the naked city, and we're trying to bring you ALL of them! :D
1 Today 
NYCMusicShow is the place to learn about the New York music scene: a show dedicated to NYC music and musicians, where we discover new talent, talk to living legends and visit local music venues. A wide variety of artists tell their own stories in this HD web-series of mini-documentaries (http://nycmusicshow.com), giving the viewer compelling glimpses into a range of scenes, people and music as diverse as the City itself.
Revel in New York is a city and culture guide for curious travelers and locals alike. Through our original videos we introduce you to interesting New Yorkers that range from established artists, chefs, and musicians to the equally charismatic characters operating outside the margins of popular culture. All of our videos are presented with our subject's personal recommendations about their favorite things to do in New York City as well as their suggestions on books, music, films and the cultural interests that have shaped their tastes. It is true that our character selection is subjective based upon people we like, but we hope you'll like them too, or at least find them interesting.
spurn brings you madcap whimsy unlike anything you've ever seen before. As an Off-Broadway NYC stage production, we challenge societal mores through mockery. We bring deviant sexual practices to the mainstream. And we have dead clowns. If you cherish your family, respect your elders, and envision a utopian future of brotherhood and understanding, please don't watch spurn. After all, if you're happy, you're not paying attention.
Malcolm Holt was an average five-year-old until his kindergarten teacher sent him home with a suicide note pinned to his sweater. Ever since, hes been served a main course of therapy sessions and psychiatric evaluations, all washed down with a cocktail of antidepressants. Malcolm knows hes not the suicide kid everyone claims he is; he just needs the chance to prove it. Now out of college, a series of prophetic dreams offer Malcolm the opportunity he's been seeking since kindergarten. Suicide Kids is a character film that explores the psychology of insecurity and difficulty of being overeducated and underutilized in modern suburbia. In abhorring reductionism and embracing a shades-of-grey approach, Suicide Kids is at times hilarious and at times grotesque and aims not only to entertain but to cast an unflinching view of complicated people in a real setting struggling with hard questions and harder answers.
