October Movie Previews
Cheryl Wadsworth October 11, 2015
October has arrived and with it come many new movie releases for the fall season. Typically, this is the month that
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Movie Review: Goosebumps
Cheryl Wadsworth October 11, 2015
October is here. Kids have settled into their school routine, the foliage will soon turn colors and an entire fresh set
Rock & Roll’s Energizer Bunny: Warren Haynes & Railroad Earth Scratch His Solo Itch
Dave Gil de Rubio October 6, 2015
James Brown may have rightfully been known as the hardest-working man in show business, but if there’s anyone
September Movie Previews
Cheryl Wadsworth September 24, 2015
It’s hard to believe that summer is over. Kids have reluctantly returned to school and a whole new slew of movies
2015 Long Beach International Film Festival Comes To The South Shore
Dave Gil de Rubio September 23, 2015
Movie buffs will be able to get their fill of stellar cinema when the 2015 Long Beach International Film Festival (LBIFF)
Billy Collins’ Mount Rushmore Of Poets
Dave Gil de Rubio September 11, 2015
Billy Collins has served as Poet Laureate of the United States, shared stages with the likes of Paul Simon and
More Than Just A Country: Peru Set To Break Out With Debut
Lulu Cohen September 6, 2015
Peru the band is like the country in South America. Hot, steamy and rich with lilting syncopated rhythm that will make
Can’t We Talk About Something More Pleasant? A ‘Conversation’ With Roz Chast
Christy Hinko August 19, 2015
Cartoonist and author, Roz Chast has had more than 1,000 of her cartoons published in The New Yorker, since 1978, as
The Garden, Art And Life Of Frida Kahlo
Lyn Dobrin August 12, 2015
New York Botanical Garden exhibit dazzles By Lyn Dobrin Step into the rotunda entrance of the Conservatory at the New York
Lincoln Center Festival: If It’s Free It’s Me
Dave Gil de Rubio July 28, 2015
In marking its 45th season, the Lincoln Center Out of Doors festival is once again offering music lovers plenty of great
Bryant Park Summer Movie Showings
Stephen Romano July 28, 2015
Blankets line the lawn as classics such as Footloose, Marathon Man and Ghostbusters project onto a giant screen in front of
Ballet Brings In New Blood
Dave Gil de Rubio July 27, 2015
The Eglevsky Ballet board of directors recently announced that Maurice Brandon Curry has been appointed the company’s executive artistic director.
Hidden Gem On A Wall Reserved For Greatness
Stephen Romano July 1, 2015
Tucked in the corner of his office was the most important painting of his career, but when Frank Scicchitano painted Ted
Tune Time
Jill Nossa June 21, 2015
Venues for enjoying music this summer By Jill Nossa An abundance of lush parks, beaches and open spaces within our quaint
Festival Will Crown Chicken Wing Champion
Steve Mosco May 30, 2015
Frenzied fans of chicken wings will flock to Long Island as the humble poultry appendage takes center stage at the inaugural
Our Top Car-Themed Movies
Christy Hinko April 12, 2015
What are some of your most favorite car-themed movies? (Click on Fast & Furious 7 for a review of the last installment
Movie Review: ‘Furious 7’
Christy Hinko April 11, 2015
Fast cars, exploding cars, skydiving cars…but Fast & Furious 7 is so much more than just a car movie. I have
Local Docs Explore Madness Of Dr. Doyle
Christy Hinko April 7, 2015
By day, Drs. Eugene and Daniel Friedman tend to their pediatric practice, Park Pediatrics on Jericho Turnpike in Floral Park, and
The Tooth Fairy Gets A Modern Makeover
Jennifer Fauci March 10, 2015
When Manhasset resident Ingrid Bencosme’s daughter’s tooth was loose, the little girl immediately wanted to know about the tooth fairy. That’s
Bringing Broadway To The Babes
Dave Gil de Rubio March 3, 2015
Blame it on Tony Bennett and an Italian-American household brimming with the sounds of the Great American Songbook. That’s at least
