Darn Good Reads: Five Novels For Lovers Of Westerns
Jennifer Fauci July 7, 2019
If you’re about to embark on a reading rodeo of the All-American Western genre (which you should before you see the
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A Western Bonanza
Frank Rizzo July 4, 2019
Celebrating the 60th Anniversary of the long-running Western TV series Opening with one of the most recognizable themes in television history,
July Movie Previews
Cheryl Wadsworth July 3, 2019
It’s hard to believe that we are in July already, about to celebrate Independence Day, while contemplating last-minute vacation plans and
Young Man Went West: When Westerns Ruled The Screens
Joe Scotchie July 3, 2019
“Hollywood you shaped my life/With a Technicolor carving knife.” So sang Eliot Murphy in a 1974 song. What genre has shaped
Chronicling The Championship
Christopher Birsner June 27, 2019
The story of the 1969 New York Mets is one that has been written about many times in the last 50
More Buttons To Push: A Look Back At The Biggest Games From E3 2019
Christopher Birsner June 21, 2019
The Electronic Entertainment Expo, known as E3, had another solid year of conferences. While Sony decided to sit out of the
Ernest Hemingway: Champion of The American Sentence
Joe Scotchie June 20, 2019
The literary great’s 120th birthday is next month Ernest Hemingway was the emperor of the American prose narrative. With his short,
New Statue Of Liberty Museum Takes A Look At The Nation’s Favorite Lady
Anton Media Staff June 19, 2019
I remember my first visit to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. I was in fifth grade and it was
Jill Hennessy Returns To Boston For New Showtime Series City On A Hill
Dave Gil de Rubio June 19, 2019
Crime procedurals are a big part of Jill Hennessy’s body of work. Homicide: Life On the Street, Law & Order and
For James Joyce, Dublin Was The World
Joe Scotchie June 15, 2019
“Mad Ireland hurt you into poetry.” So observed W.H. Auden of William Butler Yeats, Ireland’s leading poet of the 20th century.
Through The Lens Of Fame: Stewart Copeland Reissues Police Documentary
Dave Gil de Rubio June 14, 2019
Actor Rob Lowe was once quoted as saying that, “Fame is not a natural condition of human beings.” In viewing the
Master Illusionist Criss Angel Stages Intimate New Show On Broadway
Dave Gil de Rubio June 12, 2019
Merriam-Webster defines an illusionist as “a sleight-of-hand performer or a magician.” To call Criss Angel this is an enormous understatement, given
Cultural Arts Playhouse Presents Mamma Mia! Through July 2
Anton Media Staff June 11, 2019
See the feel-good musical of the century at Cultural Arts Playhouse! CAP presents the musical Mamma Mia! from June 22 through
Summer Reads: Broadway Joe, The Roberts Court, Remembering A Great Historian
Joe Scotchie June 11, 2019
Joe Namath is back with a short autobiography. All the Way: My Life in Four Quarters is co-written with Sean Mortimer
All Good Things Must Come to An End Eventually
Paul DiSclafani June 8, 2019
Two of TV’s most popular programs recently came to an end within days of each other. You may not have been
June Movie Previews
Cheryl Wadsworth June 8, 2019
If you thought May was jam packed with action, drama and thrillers then you are going to love the month of
The Forgotten Team: New Book Honors 1979 Stanley Cup Rangers Squad
Dave Gil de Rubio June 7, 2019
New York Rangers fans haven’t had much to cheer in recent years. The past two seasons, the Broadway Blues missed the
A Decade Of Craft: Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of Minecraft
Christopher Birsner June 7, 2019
Every once and a while, a video game takes the world by storm. Since 2017, it’s been Fortnite Battle Royale, a
Town of North Hempstead Summer Concerts, Movies and Events
Kimberly Dijkstra June 6, 2019
Every summer, the Town of North Hempstead presents a variety of family-friendly events in local parks. This year, residents can look
Town of Hempstead 2019 Summer Concert Series
Kimberly Dijkstra June 6, 2019
Every summer, the Town of Hempstead presents a series of concerts featuring your favorite cover bands and tribute acts. Residents can
