They Robbed Banks And Innocence
Joseph Catrone December 13, 2017
What’s perhaps most striking in viewing the 1967 classic Bonnie and Clyde 50 years after it shook up the film industry
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What’s The Right Word?
Joe Scotchie December 12, 2017
Review of: Draft No. 4: On the Writing Process by John McPhee John McPhee is a longtime resident of Princeton,
A Seaworthy Play
Anton Media Staff December 9, 2017
Happy as Clams—The Musical is taking up a residency at the Long Island Children’s Museum for several performances from Dec. 12
Flicks Taking Flight In 2018
Steve Mosco December 8, 2017
The superhero genre seems nowhere near losing its powers at the box office. Here’s a list of comic book heroes headed
How Savage Reality Shaped Gary Numan’s Latest Album
Dave Gil de Rubio December 7, 2017
The warhorse phrase about truth being stranger than fiction was never more appropriate than in the case of Savage: Songs From
Gary Numan’s Fave Science Fantasy Writers
Dave Gil de Rubio December 7, 2017
Science fantasy has always served as a huge influence for Gary Numan throughout his musical career. So it goes with his
Linda Stasi: From Journalism To Chasing Judas
Dave Gil de Rubio December 6, 2017
In the annals of literature, there are numerous journalists turned novelists whose ranks include Mark Twain, Ernest Hemingway, Joan Didion, Susan
Comic Con Swoops Into Long Island
Joseph Catrone December 6, 2017
Look, up in the sky! It’s Superman and Wonder Woman! It’s not a bird or plane, it’s even better. For the
Concert Review and Photo Gallery: Jay-Z with Vic Mensa at NYCB Live Coliseum
Arien Dijkstra December 4, 2017
NYCB Live, home of the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, was packed to the gills on Saturday night and the air was
The Best Winter Books For Kids
Emily Farrell December 3, 2017
Oh, the weather outside is frightful and being indoors can be so delightful. Make some hot cocoa, cozy up with your
When Your Child Relates Better To Screens Than Human Beings
Andrew Malekoff December 2, 2017
North Shore Child & Family Guidance Center recently hosted psychotherapist, author and parenting expert Sean Grover for a workshop titled “When
Guests Put New Spin On Eglevsky Ballet’s Production Of The Nutcracker
Anton Media Staff December 1, 2017
Prominent Long Island ballet company Eglevsky Ballet is set to bring holiday cheer to the masses with its annual production of
Dave Koz And Friends Celebrate 20 Years Of Christmas At Tilles Center
Anton Media Staff November 30, 2017
Nine-time Grammy nominated multi-platinum selling saxophonist Dave Koz is heading out on a national tour in support of his new album, Dave Koz
December Movie Previews
Cheryl Wadsworth November 30, 2017
By now most of us need a break from shopping, cooking and family. Going to a theater to see a great
The Band’s Visit Invites Connection
Betsy Abraham November 30, 2017
“Maybe music is the food of love, but music and love, who can tell them apart?” Therein lies the essence of
Deer Tick: Musical Split Personality
Dave Gil de Rubio November 29, 2017
Is it audacity, creative hubris or just a pure love of making music that leads a band to simultaneously release not
Ian Patrick O’Neil of Deer Tick Names His Fave Covers To Play Live
Dave Gil de Rubio November 29, 2017
Depending on your musical tastes, Deer Tick is either a blood-sucking survivor or a four-piece band that’s been kicking around since
Nassau County Art Museum Fools The Eyes With New Exhibition
Anton Media Staff November 29, 2017
Nassau County Museum of Art’s galleries were jammed recently at the invitation-only members’ preview for Fool the Eye, the museum’s newest
Elliott Gould: An Actor’s Life
Dave Gil de Rubio November 29, 2017
For a certain generation, Elliott Gould was Ross and Monica Geller’s father Jack on Friends, Liev Schreiber’s boss Ezra Goldman in
Spoon: Pop’s Best Kept Secret
Dave Gil de Rubio November 28, 2017
For most casual music fans, Spoon is a utensil that you feed yourself with and not a wildly inventive band that
