Ozian Collectibles
Jennifer Fauci August 30, 2019
Knickknacks and tchotchkes and trinkets, oh my! For avid Hollywood fans, props, memorabilia and any item that serves as the hallmark
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Judy Garland On Film
Dave Gil de Rubio August 30, 2019
Born Frances Ethel Gumm, Judy Garland crammed quite the cinematic and recorded legacy into a life that tragically ended with her
L. Frank Baum: The Wizard Behind The Wizard of Oz
Joe Scotchie August 29, 2019
“I don’t think we’re in Kansas anymore.” That line from 1939’s The Wizard of Oz is one of the most famous
Dark Side of Oz
Kimberly Dijkstra August 29, 2019
For the past 80 years, The Wizard of Oz has brought joy to millions. The 1939 film is universally regarded as
A Walk In Her Shoes: The Story Of Dorothy’s Ruby Slippers
Jennifer Fauci August 28, 2019
They are the most iconic shoes in all of Hollywood. Like Cinderella’s glass slippers, Dorothy’s ruby red slippers stand the test
The Wizard Of Oz Film Celebrates 80 Years Of Magic And Wonder
Jennifer Fauci August 28, 2019
Somewhere over the rainbow, there is a magical and colorful land, filled with friendship, family and an appreciation of home. When
George Will’s Conservatism, Ben Hecht’s Agony
Joe Scotchie August 24, 2019
With The Conservative Sensibility, George F. Will delivers his summa theologia on what that once-promising movement should stand for. This long-winded
Fiddler On The Roof In Yiddish? Mashugana, Nu?
Joseph Wolkin August 22, 2019
Fiddler’s return comes in an unpredictable, authentic format The Yiddish is addicting. Never heard a sentence in Yiddish, the language European
One Name Wonder ALFIO Promises To Resonate With Landmark Concertgoers
Rudy Malcom August 22, 2019
You’d probably think that a two-time Emmy nominee who goes by just his caps-locked first name—as if he were the likes
George Takei’s New AMC Series Shines Light On American Concentration Camps
Dave Gil de Rubio August 22, 2019
Star Trek actor shares childhood experiences in The Terror: Infamy George Takei is calling 2019 his “Summer of Internment.” As someone
Chris Daughtry Talks Rattling The Cage And New Tour
Anthony Murray August 21, 2019
Going deep into his memory banks, Chris Daughtry remembers that when he was a kid he always sang along to the
Hot Tuna’s Jorma Kaukonen Shares Written Journey
Dave Gil de Rubio August 15, 2019
In light of the spate of music biopics and memoirs that have come out, anyone expecting lots of hot dishing when
The Future Of Print: Old Dolphin Learns Newest Trick In The Bookstore
Rudy Malcom August 15, 2019
Despite the tides of modern times, Port Washington’s very own literary dolphin has managed to ride the waves of change. The
Beth Dover Reflects On Orange Is The New Black‘s Final Season
Christina Claus August 15, 2019
“She’s a manipulative bitch.” That’s how Beth Dover describes her character Linda Ferguson, or “Linda from purchasing,” on Netflix’s self-proclaimed most-watched
Novelists In Their Youth: Hemingway, Faulkner and Wolfe Come of Age
Joe Scotchie August 14, 2019
The year 1929 still causes dread, if not in the mind of the public, then at least among the minions on
Cookin’ Up Gangsters In The Kitchen
Christina Claus August 14, 2019
Andrea Berloff talks all-female mob film, directorial debut Melissa McCarthy. Tiffany Haddish. Elisabeth Moss. Holy crap. Two of the biggest names
Christina Sajous Kicks Ass In Broadway Bounty Hunter
Kimberly Dijkstra August 11, 2019
Broadway and bounty hunting—what do those things have in common? More than you might expect! The Off-Broadway musical by Joe Iconis,
How To Get Cheaper Tickets At Nassau County Movie Theaters
Rudy Malcom August 11, 2019
Movie theater attendance is dropping nationwide in part due to the rising popularity of video streaming services. Isn’t watching rom-coms on
New Nassau Museum Exhibition Unites Art And Science With Energy
Anton Media Staff August 11, 2019
On paper, it may seem that science and art are polar opposites, but when they are brought together in a visual
New Book Details Every Synagogue On Long Island
Joseph Wolkin August 10, 2019
Brad Kolodny embarked on a unique journey in 2015. The Syosset native and member of Midway Jewish Center wanted to see
