Top Cops In Movies And Television
Anthony Murray May 10, 2018
It’s no secret that any type of law enforcement occupation is serious business. However, that doesn’t mean we can’t find some
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine: Arrestingly Funny
Betsy Abraham May 9, 2018
Stephanie Beatriz talks diversity, weddings and looking up to Rosa Diaz When Brooklyn Nine-Nine ends its fifth season on Sunday, May
May Movie Previews
Cheryl Wadsworth May 8, 2018
May brings warmer weather, Cinco de Mayo, Mother’s Day and Memorial Day. One of the ways to celebrate is by seeing
Animated Breakfast: Saturday Morning Cartoons
Anthony Murray May 3, 2018
There was nothing like being a kid when Saturday mornings rolled around. The “stressful” week of school was behind us and
Diner Scenes: A Cinematic Staple
Joseph Catrone April 12, 2018
There’s a universal appeal to diners—and the modest yet satisfying cuisine they cook up—that never fails to drag in hungry, weary
Jamming With Celia Cruz And The Fania Allstars In Africa
Dave Gil de Rubio April 10, 2018
While Studio 54 and CBGBs may represent what was going on in New York City’s music scene during the 1970s, Fania
April Movie Previews
Cheryl Wadsworth April 10, 2018
April brings us crazy weather with rain one day and sun another day. Daisies and sweet peas are April’s flowers with
The Zen Diaries Of Garry Shandling
Dave Gil de Rubio March 28, 2018
Judd Apatow’s cinematic eulogy to his mentor There’s no question that Judd Apatow occupies quite the creative catbird seat in Hollywood.
Walking Down Memory Lane With Judd Apatow
Dave Gil de Rubio March 28, 2018
Filmmaker reminisces about growing up in Syosset Judd Apatow might currently be one of Hollywood’s most successful producers and directors, thanks
Apatow’s Fave Garry Shandling Projects
Dave Gil de Rubio March 28, 2018
With the release of the HBO documentary The Zen Diaries of Garry Shandling, producer/director Judd Apatow was able to create an
Zach Braff: From Doctor To Daring Entrepreneur
Jennifer Fauci March 21, 2018
The actor makes his big return to television with new show Alex Inc. When many people think of Zach Braff, their
Long Island’s Perri Nemiroff Produces A Career In The Film Industry
Steve Mosco March 15, 2018
Movie lovers of a certain age remember that moment in Jurassic Park when the camera panned up to reveal a long-necked
Three Billboards, Darkest Hour Among Standout Oscar Nominees
Michael Givant March 2, 2018
When I’m not birding, I see about a 90 films a year both on the big screen and on DVD. As
Heroes And Goats On Film
Steve Mosco March 1, 2018
In the history of film, sports movies are rarely recognized for greatness with awards. Much like comedies or horror films, sports
And The Nominees Are…
Kimberly Dijkstra February 28, 2018
The 90th Annual Academy Awards are upon us and besides seeing the evening gowns and listening to the acceptance speeches, one
Best Picture Nominees Of The 2018 Academy Awards
Cheryl Wadsworth February 28, 2018
On March 4, the 90th Academy Awards will air live from Hollywood on ABC at 8 p.m. Jimmy Kimmel will host
Long Islander’s ‘Short’ Oscar Trip
Christina Claus February 28, 2018
When Port Washington native Max Porter and his wife Ru Kuwahata became inspired by a 150-word poem by Ron Koertge three
Immigrant Woes At Heart Of Make America Great Again
Dave Gil de Rubio February 21, 2018
With the daily political narrative being defined within a truth-is-stranger-than-fiction framework, filmmaker Nelson Denis has taken a satirical crack at addressing
February Movie Previews
Cheryl Wadsworth February 15, 2018
February may be the shortest month of the year, but that hasn’t impeded movie studios from releasing some highly anticipated movies
The Alienist: Gilded Age CSI
Dave Gil de Rubio February 7, 2018
Originally published in 1994, The Alienist is a historical mystery novel set in New York City circa 1896, where a string
