October Movie Previews
Cheryl Wadsworth October 1, 2019
October has always been my favorite month as the leaves change color and fall to the ground amid the cooler temperatures
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Family Affair: TV Shows Of The ’70s
Dave Gil de Rubio September 29, 2019
Many consider The Brady Bunch to be the quintessential ’70s television series centered on family, in this case a blended unit.
That ’70s Food! Eating During The ‘Me Decade’
Steve Mosco September 28, 2019
The first time I ever heard the word “smörgåsbord” was on an episode of The Brady Bunch. I have no memory
The David Crosby Story
Roy Abrams September 27, 2019
David Crosby looks fearlessly into the waning light of his life, embracing the time remaining to him with all the energy
Literature Buffs: Novelists Confront The Sixties And Seventies
Joe Scotchie September 27, 2019
For American literature, the 1960s began on a melancholy turn. The early years saw the passing of four greats of modernism:
Jesse Dayton: Americana’s Forrest Gump
Dave Gil de Rubio September 26, 2019
Some people have a knack for being in the right place at the right time. Count Texas native Jesse Dayton as
The Brady Bunch
Jennifer Fauci September 26, 2019
The beloved ’70s family sitcom The Brady Bunch celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. The crew got recently reunited to renovate
The Brady Bunch Celebrates Five Decades With A Reunion And Renovation
Jennifer Fauci September 26, 2019
Here’s the story / Of a lovely lady / Who was bringing up three very lovely girls / All of them
Book Roundup: Liberals Confront A Fallen World
Joe Scotchie September 26, 2019
The election of Donald Trump has inspired a small library of books, many of them written in a state of anger.
Many Voices Make For Light Work
Dave Gil de Rubio September 20, 2019
There is something to be said for not rushing creativity. With 1,000 Hands: Chapter One, Jon Anderson has taken that concept
Andy Grammer’s New Album Naïve Turns Affliction Into Positivity
Anthony Murray September 19, 2019
Ever since he was a kid, Andy Grammer was always surrounded by the sweet sounds of music in his household. Grammer’s
September/October TV Previews
Jennifer Fauci September 18, 2019
Autumn is coming and so is the best season for television premieres. While some shows have already premiered, other shows like
Get Artsy At These Museum Exhibitions This Season
Jennifer Fauci September 18, 2019
As we head into autumn and marvel at the changing colors, consider taking in some other art forms as well. Various
How The Prince Of Positivity Lenny Kravitz Continues To Let Love Rule
Dave Gil de Rubio September 13, 2019
If music is food for the soul, then Lenny Kravitz should be considered a master chef. Not unlike his idol, Prince
Lenny Kravitz’s Fave Vocalists
Dave Gil de Rubio September 13, 2019
Music courses through Lenny Kravitz’s veins. It’s evident when you listen to his music and hear the influences he channels. Or
Ryan Michelle Bathe Talks Celebrating Sisterhood In New BET Series First Wives Club
Christina Claus September 12, 2019
“Don’t get mad, get everything.” And they did. But along the way the women of the 1996 film First Wives Club
Children’s Book Series Tackles Explaining 9/11 To Children
Mike Adams September 11, 2019
Kristie Kiernan-Bouryal was working in Manhattan on September 11, 2001. As she arrived at work to news that hijackers had crashed
September Movie Previews
Cheryl Wadsworth September 6, 2019
Vacations have ended and Labor Day is over. If you’re already exhausted from school supply shopping, buying new clothes and loading
Backstreet’s Back
Jennifer Fauci September 4, 2019
The group’s DNA Tour celebrates two decades of boy band magic I grew up listening to *NSYNC, the Backstreet Boys, Britney
Auschwitz Exhibit Brings Reality Of Death Camp To NYC
Mike Adams August 31, 2019
The entrance lobby of the Museum of Jewish Heritage in Battery Park is a bright, boisterous place—an open rotunda with a
