Suburban Cowboys Coming To LI On Sept. 23-24
Mike Barry September 20, 2017
“Buck Off the Island” sounds like an insult, but is the appropriate catch phrase behind the Professional Bull Riders’ (PBR) visit
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The Play That Goes Wrong Gets It Right
Betsy Abraham September 20, 2017
No one likes experiencing disaster, but there is something that draws us to watching calamity unfold on the stage. And that’s
All About Me, Myself And I
Anton Media Staff September 13, 2017
By Betsy Abraham and Dave Gil de Rubio Life is filled with milestones—first steps, graduations, weddings, births. And a new CBS
‘Hug Everyone You Know’
Anton Media Staff September 12, 2017
Antoinette Truglio Martin believed herself to be a healthy and sturdy woman—that is, until she received a stage 1 breast cancer
At The Creation: The Making Of The Silent Majority
Joe Scotchie September 10, 2017
In the 2016 presidential campaign, the slogan “The Silent Majority” made a surprising comeback. First coined in the 1950s by Paul
September Movie Previews
Cheryl Wadsworth September 6, 2017
Summer days are dwindling and kids are back to school. Every year we ask ourselves, “Where did the time go?” Stores
Must-See Fall Flix
Steve Mosco September 6, 2017
After the cavalcade of lousy movies that traditionally inhabit August, cinema fans enthusiastically return to theaters every September for a new
DeMille’s ‘The Cuban Affair’ Set For September Release
Mike Barry September 4, 2017
Nelson DeMille’s upcoming novel is set largely in Cuba and has a good chance at landing at the top of The
Roger Street Friedman’s Fave Artists
Dave Gil de Rubio September 1, 2017
Sea Cliff-based performer Roger Street Friedman’s musical roots stretch back to the era of 1970s-era singer-songwriters, which is perfectly reflected on
The Brits Did It First: TV
Steve Mosco September 1, 2017
A healthy love of television is as American as a Corvette driving through a flag-draped apple pie—but some avid idiot box
RENT In Concert At Adelphi University On Sept. 16 and 17
Anton Media Staff August 31, 2017
The award-winning musical kicks off the Adelphi PAC’s 10th anniversary season Winner of the Tony Award for Best Musical and the Pulitzer
Brit Lit 101
Jennifer Fauci August 31, 2017
Briterature. Let’s face it, we as Americans would not be here today if it were not for the Brits and their
7 Books For Personal Development
Melody Pourmoradi August 26, 2017
On the path of self-discovery and personal development? We all are, whether we are actively pursuing it or not. Evolution is
Elvis In The Movies
Dave Gil de Rubio August 24, 2017
While Elvis Presley was widely known as a singer and international sex symbol, The King also had more than 30 movies
Bringing The King To Life
Dave Gil de Rubio August 23, 2017
In the business of Elvis tribute performers, of which there are said to be around 250,000 swiveling their hips and sneering,
Elvis Presley’s Lasting Legacy
Dave Gil de Rubio August 23, 2017
‘‘The image is one thing and the human being is another. It’s very hard to live up to an image, put
On Edge: A Journey Through Anxiety
Anton Media Staff August 19, 2017
An estimated 40 million American adults suffer from some type of anxiety disorder in any given year. Women are especially vulnerable;
Hi-Ho: Reverse Muppet Cameos
Steve Mosco August 18, 2017
Whether it’s Jack Black, Steve Martin or Tina Fey, we’re used to celebrities making cameos in the many Muppet movies and
The Henson Connection
Steve Mosco August 16, 2017
“I’ve always tried to present a positive view of the world in my work. It’s so much easier to be negative
Pynchon At 80: A Postmodernist’s Influence
Joe Scotchie August 12, 2017
You can’t really call Thomas Pynchon the Greta Garbo of American literature. There are actual photos of the reclusive screen star.
