John Leguizamo’s Historical Mission
Dave Gil de Rubio April 5, 2017
For his latest one-man show, Latin History for Morons, Emmy Award-winner John Leguizamo takes on the role of a professor as
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Oceans Ending: Genetic Tinkering Gone Wrong
Dave Gil de Rubio March 30, 2017
Between genetically modified crops (GMOs) and cloning, genetic engineering is the one branch of science that has seemingly experienced the most
Judith Owen: Piano-Playing Iconoclast
Dave Gil de Rubio March 30, 2017
With its 88 keys, the piano is a wondrous instrument that allows its master to change stylistic gears readily and rapidly.
New Jersey’s The Amazing Kreskin: Montclair Mentalist Comes To Town
Dave Gil de Rubio March 29, 2017
To an older generation of pop culture fans that grew up in the 1960s and 1970s, the Amazing Kreskin was a
Idina Menzel’s Must-See Musicals
Dave Gil de Rubio March 29, 2017
Legions of little girls may know Idina Menzel as the voice of Frozen’s Elsa, but it’s the Broadway musical stage where
Long Island Reads Author Event
Anton Media Staff March 27, 2017
It is a story that many of us think we know but don’t, Erik Larson tells of the Lusitania’s last crossing
Screenagers: Growing Up In The Digital Age
Andrew Malekoff March 25, 2017
On Feb. 8, I was invited to participate in a program for parents and their teen and pre-teen children at East
Saving Capitalism
Anton Media Staff March 25, 2017
America was once celebrated for and defined by its large and prosperous middle class. Now, this middle class is shrinking, a
The HillBenders presents The Who’s Tommy – A Bluegrass Opry
Anton Media Staff March 24, 2017
45 years after its original release, The Who’s Tommy has been re-imagined as a bluegrass tribute featuring Springfield, Missouri’s The
Literary Passover Twist
Dave Gil de Rubio March 21, 2017
This year Passover falls on April 11. And with the publication of For This We Left Egypt?: A Passover Haggadah for
A Storied World
Jennifer Fauci March 19, 2017
Everyone loves a good story. On March 20, celebrate World Storytelling Day, a global celebration of the art of oral storytelling.
Retired Wrestling Star To Launch Book Tour On LI
Mike Barry March 18, 2017
AJ Mendez Brooks’ memoir has got my vote for one of 2017’s best book titles. It is called Crazy Is My
Fierce Females In Film
Nicholas Ferretti March 15, 2017
While women in film are generally portrayed as either a sidekick or an object of affection for the male lead, there
Bob Saget: The Man, The Marvel, The Legend
Jennifer Fauci March 15, 2017
Danny Tanner on Full House, the host of America’s Funniest Home Videos, the future voice of Ted Mosby in How I
Bob Saget Gets By With A Little Help From His Friends
Jennifer Fauci March 15, 2017
Stand-up comic and television actor Bob Saget has made a career out of making people laugh. If there was ever a
Teachers: Class Is In Session
Jennifer Fauci March 11, 2017
What do you get when you have six people with the root name “Kate?” An improv group called The Katydids, of
Cagney: Tough Guys Do Dance
Dave Gil de Rubio March 7, 2017
Arguably one of the greatest song and dance men to come out of Hollywood, James Cagney left behind a legacy that
Escapist Television
Jennifer Fauci March 3, 2017
With the current state of the world making people laugh, cry and then run in circles of panic and fear, we
March Movie Previews
Cheryl Wadsworth March 1, 2017
Awards season may be over but that doesn’t mean new and thought-provoking movies aren’t debuting in March. The weather won’t be
Heartland Chef: Michael Symon Serves North Coast Cuisine
Steve Mosco March 1, 2017
Anyone that harbors a deeply rooted affinity for all things edible surely knows the name Michael Symon. The Cleveland-based chef is
