Through The Camera’s Eye With Roger Deakins
Dave Gil de Rubio May 15, 2023
No one can ever accuse Roger Deakins of having lived a dull life. The storied cinematographer has been nominated for 16
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All-You-Can-Eat Sushi And Round1
Jennifer Corr May 7, 2023
he first time I tried all-you-can-eat sushi was at a restaurant called Sushi Palace in Centereach. I was in high school,
The Craftsman: How ‘Power Broker’ Author Robert Caro Gets The Business Of Writing Done
Barbara Thau May 4, 2023
In a lesson that would inform his life’s work, Robert Caro’s editor at 1960s-era Newsday implored the author of The Power
Debut Novel Kismet Comes To Our Shores
Lauren Feldman May 2, 2023
Becky Chalsen has recently published her debut novel, Kismet, a story which contrasts the beautiful shores of Fire Island against family
Spring Into New Reads
Louis Ghiraldi May 2, 2023
As the weather changes and days grow longer, what better time than Spring, than to look into some of the newest
Bringing “Kimberly Akimbo” To Life With Music: Composer Jeanine Tesori Shares Her Experience
Christy Hinko May 1, 2023
Kimberly Akimbo is the newest musical from Pulitzer Prize-winner David Lindsay-Abaire and composer Jeanine Tesori that follows Kim, a bright and
Aerosmith Announces Farewell “Peace Out” Tour
Christy Hinko May 1, 2023
AEROSMITH ANNOUNCE FAREWELL TOUR“PEACE OUT”™ COMING TO UBS ARENA AT BELMONT PARKON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 ROCK ICONS’ HISTORIC LAST RUN AT
Welcome The Newest WWE Hall Of Fame Inductee: Andy Kaufman
Julie Prisco April 30, 2023
Famous comedian, actor, and wrestler Andy Kaufman was recently inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. Kaufman is known for his
Hicks Nurseries And The Rise (And Fall) Of The Gold Coast Estates
Christy Hinko April 30, 2023
Today, it’s commonplace for many people across Long Island to make a trip or three to Hicks Nurseries in Westbury for
Daniel Wohl’s Experience On Jeopardy!
Anton Media Staff April 30, 2023
Syosset High School Social Studies teacher Daniel Wohl appeared as a contestant on Jeopardy! on Wednesday, February 8. Wohl began applying
Long Island Pizza Chef Wins Chopped
Julie Prisco April 30, 2023
Rob Cervoni, owner of Taglio Pizza in Mineola, recently won $10,000 on an episode of Chopped. The popular show features four
Jawas, Jedi, And Wookies Rejoice: Star Wars Day Is Here
Amanda Olsen April 24, 2023
501st Empire City Garrison adds a Galactic flavor to local events For many people, May fourth is just another day
More Than A Video Game
Jennifer Corr April 12, 2023
Long Islanders develop customizable, interactive football video game Raymond Milian and LeMont Joyner are virtual champions of the football video
All Of Those Voices
Julie Prisco April 5, 2023
In late March, Louis Tomlinson’s documentary, All Of These Voices premiered and brought fangirls flocking to the theaters. Tomlinson is one
Rick Wakeman’s Most Memorable Sessions
Dave Gil de Rubio April 3, 2023
When the term creatively restless is thrown around, it’s an embarrassing understatement when it’s applied to Rick Wakeman. Best known for
Review of Bob Dylan’s ‘The Philosophy of Modern Song’
Joe Scotchie April 2, 2023
Can rock stars write good books? I don’t mean ghost-written efforts. There was Dylan’s own Chronicles, a two-volume book that lurched
Halloween In March
Jennifer Corr March 29, 2023
Halloween was about five months ago, but I still love anything spooky or creepy no matter what time of year. My
Cult-Classic “The Room” Celebrates 20 Years
Jennifer Corr March 28, 2023
The Room is known as the worse movie ever made, but many consider it the best. The plot follows a successful
Meryl Ain’s Highly Anticipated Sequel Set To Release: April 25
Christy Hinko March 22, 2023
Coming this spring, Long Island local Meryl Ain is back with Shadows We Carry (SparkPress, April 25), the much-anticipated sequel to
Fifty Years Of The Cinema Arts Centre In Huntington
Jennifer Corr March 20, 2023
The Cinema Arts Centre is a place at 423 Park Ave. in Huntington where you can watch classic movies on the
