Steve Alten Resurrects Megalodon And Sharksploitation In The Meg
Betsy Abraham August 16, 2018
It’s a great time to be a shark in Hollywood. Audiences around the world are hungry for these kings of the
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Remembering Julia Child’s Influence
Steve Mosco August 15, 2018
Television cooking shows are about as ubiquitous these days as food itself, but for generations of home chefs, the kitchen gold
Fin! Anthony C. Ferrante’s Final Spin With Sharknado
Steve Mosco August 15, 2018
Popular movie series takes one last bite A tornado of sharks. It never should have happened, but it did. Six times.
Ruth On Film
Steve Mosco August 9, 2018
Movies have a way of elevating mere mortals to legendary status—but what happens when filmmakers try to portray someone whose persona
Pop Culture Birthdays
Allison Eichler August 2, 2018
This year marks some big anniversaries for cult-favorite pop culture titles. Perhaps you can remember the day your parents took you
August Movie Previews
Cheryl Wadsworth August 2, 2018
Like most people, you are probably scratching your head trying to figure out how August is here already. However, there is
Movies Come To LIIFE
Colleen Martin July 5, 2018
Long Island productions to be featured at upcoming expo For the 21st year, the Long Island International Film Expo (LIIFE) will
July Movie Previews
Cheryl Wadsworth July 1, 2018
July’s heat and humidity have been on the rise. Escape the sun for a day and head to your local theater
William Shatner’s Trek To Long Island Comic Con
Anthony Murray June 28, 2018
Long Island Comic Con happened to be the final frontier last week at the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Uniondale. There,
Life Lessons From Our Neighbor, Fred Rogers
Dave Gil de Rubio June 27, 2018
This year marks the 50th anniversary of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, when its first national episode aired on Feb. 19, 1968, on
Top Three Moments In Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
Dave Gil de Rubio June 27, 2018
As an ordained Presbyterian minister, Fred Rogers practiced a progressive style of spiritualism that found him at odds with conservative corners
The Mean, Green, Fighting Machine
Anthony Murray June 20, 2018
Lou Ferrigno, who is best known for playing the green-skinned and muscular humanoid creature simply known as the Hulk on the
Cradle-Con: The Ultimate Fan Experience
Anton Media Staff June 16, 2018
Long Island’s newest comic and pop culture event arrives Scheduled for Saturday, June 24 and Sunday, June 25, Cradle-Con is Long
Up, Up And Away! Eternal Con Returns With Superman Celebration
Anthony Murray June 14, 2018
Eternal Con, Long Island’s premiere comic book and cosplay convention, returns bigger than ever for its sixth anniversary, two-day extravaganza during
Escape The Heat This Summer And Binge These TV Shows
Anthony Murray June 12, 2018
Summertime is right around the corner. Why go out and have some fun in the sweltering heat when you can stay
Summer Movie Previews
Cheryl Wadsworth June 8, 2018
Theaters are hoping to rebound from a slow winter/spring slump by releasing some of its best blockbusters for summer. They are
June Movie Previews
Cheryl Wadsworth June 1, 2018
Summer doesn’t officially begin until June 21, but that hasn’t stopped theaters from releasing some blockbusters before that. Head to your
Sinatra’s Turn At The Movies
Steve Mosco May 31, 2018
The crooner proves he wasn’t just a song and dance man In Frank Sinatra’s early days of stardom, the man known
Cadillac, Hollywood Style
Christy Hinko May 27, 2018
Long been an American icon, the Cadillac has also made a name for itself on the big screen, often stealing the
Miriam Shor On Younger, The Americans And Female Empowerment
Jennifer Fauci May 24, 2018
Women are powerful. There is no way around that. It is a mantra that actress Miriam Shor carries with her every
