Hollywood Squares: Celebrity Interviews Of 2017
Jennifer Fauci December 28, 2017
You’ve seen them on television, on the red carpet, at book signings and all over social media. They are our favorite
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A Year On The Great White Way
Kimberly Dijkstra December 26, 2017
2017 was an incredibly strong year for Broadway. Every musical, play and revival was different from the last and deserving of
2017 DVD Box Sets: A Gift For The Eyes
Dave Gil de Rubio December 20, 2017
The beauty of film and television is the medium’s ability to sweep us away on a magic carpet ride of imagination,
Ballet That Cooks
Lisa Schiffman December 17, 2017
Le Clercq’s creative legacy beyond dance Ballerina Tanaquil Le Clercq glides across the stage with a sensual elegance in Afternoon of
A Truly Impractical New Year’s Eve
Joseph Catrone December 17, 2017
For stars of a show whose core values in its seven-year run have been fun, friendship and, of course, laughter, it
1920s Flicks
Jennifer Fauci December 15, 2017
The 1920s were wrought with flappers, gangsters, Prohibition, three-piece suits, The Great Gatsby and so much more that has easily made
2017 Holiday Gift Guide: Books
Dave Gil de Rubio December 13, 2017
Federal Donuts: The (Partially) True Spectacular Story By Michael Solomonov, Steven Cook, Tom Henneman, Bob Logue and Felica D’Ambrosio (Hougton Mifflin
They Robbed Banks And Innocence
Joseph Catrone December 13, 2017
What’s perhaps most striking in viewing the 1967 classic Bonnie and Clyde 50 years after it shook up the film industry
What’s The Right Word?
Joe Scotchie December 12, 2017
Review of: Draft No. 4: On the Writing Process by John McPhee John McPhee is a longtime resident of Princeton,
A Seaworthy Play
Anton Media Staff December 9, 2017
Happy as Clams—The Musical is taking up a residency at the Long Island Children’s Museum for several performances from Dec. 12
Flicks Taking Flight In 2018
Steve Mosco December 8, 2017
The superhero genre seems nowhere near losing its powers at the box office. Here’s a list of comic book heroes headed
Linda Stasi: From Journalism To Chasing Judas
Dave Gil de Rubio December 6, 2017
In the annals of literature, there are numerous journalists turned novelists whose ranks include Mark Twain, Ernest Hemingway, Joan Didion, Susan
Comic Con Swoops Into Long Island
Joseph Catrone December 6, 2017
Look, up in the sky! It’s Superman and Wonder Woman! It’s not a bird or plane, it’s even better. For the
The Best Winter Books For Kids
Emily Farrell December 3, 2017
Oh, the weather outside is frightful and being indoors can be so delightful. Make some hot cocoa, cozy up with your
When Your Child Relates Better To Screens Than Human Beings
Andrew Malekoff December 2, 2017
North Shore Child & Family Guidance Center recently hosted psychotherapist, author and parenting expert Sean Grover for a workshop titled “When
December Movie Previews
Cheryl Wadsworth November 30, 2017
By now most of us need a break from shopping, cooking and family. Going to a theater to see a great
The Band’s Visit Invites Connection
Betsy Abraham November 30, 2017
“Maybe music is the food of love, but music and love, who can tell them apart?” Therein lies the essence of
Elliott Gould: An Actor’s Life
Dave Gil de Rubio November 29, 2017
For a certain generation, Elliott Gould was Ross and Monica Geller’s father Jack on Friends, Liev Schreiber’s boss Ezra Goldman in
Curl Up With These Classic Holiday Reads
Jennifer Fauci November 24, 2017
When it’s snowing outside, the perfect spot is waiting for you inside on the couch, warmed by the fire with a
Merry Movies
Cheryl Wadsworth November 24, 2017
Binge-watch these Christmas classics to get in the holiday spirit Winter brings many things. Cold weather, snow and shoveling, Thanksgiving, Christmas
