By Sophia Fox-Sowell The Confederate Flag in the American South is unraveling. Its threads are tattered, the color is fading—and yet, its supporters still believe that it looks as vibrant…

Moves Magazine held its first Power Women Forum at The Rooftop at the Red Door Spa on 5th Avenue. For our inaugural Power Forum, we invited some of our past-celebrated…

By David Niose If you were writing a political novel in which senior policymakers for the world’s leading economic and military power inexplicably refuse to accept undisputed scientific facts, most…

By Dr Joe Shwarcz “Let me sprinkle some of this magic chemical on these ropes,” the young magician said, reaching into his pocket. He then proceeded to unravel the three…

By Zoe Stagg Mario Lopez grew up on the edge. Perched between the U.S. and Mexico, L.A. child stardom and blue-collar public school, teenage rebellion and strict Catholic faith, his…

MASSACRE OF MORMONS AT HAUN’S HILL On Oct 27 1838, Missouri Governor Boggs authorizing the state militia to drive all Mormons from Missouri, 1873 illustration When will learn that fear and…

By Moonah Ellison & Sophie Fox-Sowell Photography: Matt Monath NYM: How do you balance such a busy life – between hosting multiple TV shows and having two children? SG: It’s definitely…

By Sophie Fox-Sewell The phone rang. He quickly looked at it and then slowly back up at me. I stared at the name: Eliot Ganesworth, one of his assistants, calling…

By Moonah Ellison Photographer: Nathan Johnson Celia Imrie: Actress, Novelist, and “Not Quite Nice” With doe eyes, pursed lips, and a grin that would cower The Cheshire Cat, Celia Imrie is…