Mineola Choral Society Launches New Season
Richard Tedesco January 14, 2018
The Mineola Choral Society will open its 70th anniversary performance season in a style consistent with its classical roots, presenting Wolfgang
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Cracker: Playing Both Sides Of The Musical Coin
Dave Gil de Rubio January 11, 2018
Latest 2-CD set showcases band’s rock and country sides According to Google Maps, the geographic distance between Berkeley and Bakersfield, California
Once On This Island Revival Charms And Enthralls
Kimberly Dijkstra January 10, 2018
Caribbean sights and sounds fill Circle In The Square Theatre Imagine The Little Mermaid, with some Romeo and Juliet thrown in,
A Candidly Good Time
Betsy Abraham January 7, 2018
Candid Camera brings stage show and smiles to NYCB Theatre Hidden camera shows have become a notable part of the global
A Tribute To Writers We Lost In 2017
Anton Media Staff January 5, 2018
The literary world lost many fine authors in 2017. Here are four who I will miss the most. Colin Dexter died
January Movie Previews
Cheryl Wadsworth January 4, 2018
January is here along with colder temperatures, harsher weather and a slew of resolutions to be fulfilled or broken. The New
Downton Abbey: The Exhibition Comes To New York City
Jennifer Fauci January 3, 2018
Welcome to Downton Abbey. If you find yourself in Hampshire, England, pop over to Highclere Castle, the famed and iconic house
Eddie Palmieri: Living Latin Music History
Dave Gil de Rubio December 29, 2017
Eddie Palmieri is a legend. It’s not a mild proclamation but a bona fide fact. While anyone with even a passing
Eddie Palmieri’s Fave Musicians
Dave Gil de Rubio December 29, 2017
A living and breathing embodiment of Afro-Cuban jazz, Eddie Palmieri continues to amaze and astound, even more so on his most
Hollywood Squares: Celebrity Interviews Of 2017
Jennifer Fauci December 28, 2017
You’ve seen them on television, on the red carpet, at book signings and all over social media. They are our favorite
A Year On The Great White Way
Kimberly Dijkstra December 26, 2017
2017 was an incredibly strong year for Broadway. Every musical, play and revival was different from the last and deserving of
Getting Funky With Aaron Neville
Dave Gil de Rubio December 22, 2017
Aaron Neville is a balladeer. It’s a fact that’s been well established ever since the world at large got to hear
Aaron Neville’s Fave Vocalists
Dave Gil de Rubio December 22, 2017
Aaron Neville may still possess the brawny build of the guy who used to work the New Orleans docks, but the
Christmas Albums With A Bizarre Twist
Dave Gil de Rubio December 22, 2017
Music is an intrinsic a part of Christmas as a Nativity scene, Santa Claus and evergreens. With the multitude of albums
2017 DVD Box Sets: A Gift For The Eyes
Dave Gil de Rubio December 20, 2017
The beauty of film and television is the medium’s ability to sweep us away on a magic carpet ride of imagination,
Ballet That Cooks
Lisa Schiffman December 17, 2017
Le Clercq’s creative legacy beyond dance Ballerina Tanaquil Le Clercq glides across the stage with a sensual elegance in Afternoon of
A Truly Impractical New Year’s Eve
Joseph Catrone December 17, 2017
For stars of a show whose core values in its seven-year run have been fun, friendship and, of course, laughter, it
Do You Hear What I Do?: Music Gift Guide
Dave Gil de Rubio December 16, 2017
Well-packaged and well-annotated music collections always make far more of an impact in the appreciation and ingesting of music than downloads
Vince Giordano: Hot Jazz Torchbearer
Dave Gil de Rubio December 16, 2017
Even though the calendar may say 2017, the Roaring Twenties is where you’ll find band leader Vince Giordano’s historical sweet spot.
1920s Flicks
Jennifer Fauci December 15, 2017
The 1920s were wrought with flappers, gangsters, Prohibition, three-piece suits, The Great Gatsby and so much more that has easily made
