King Of The Beats: Kerouac Lives On
Joe Scotchie June 4, 2017
Editor’s note: As this review was being written, it was learned that Gunther’s Tap Room fell victim to a fire. The
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Spellbinding Fun At PotterCon
Betsy Abraham June 1, 2017
For those of us still waiting for our letter from Hogwarts, a day at PotterCon is the next best thing. The
Bringing ¡Cuba! To The Masses
Dave Gil de Rubio May 31, 2017
Exhibition showcases island’s culture and biodiversity When the Obama Administration revived diplomatic relations with Cuba back in 2015, it provided the
The Sum Of All Parts
Dave Gil de Rubio May 31, 2017
The new ¡Cuba! exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History explores the nation’s history, traditions, geology, highly diverse ecosystems and
More Kids, More Fun
Nicole Lockwood May 30, 2017
Long Island resident finds the humor in motherhood Known by her Internet pen name as “Six Pack Mom,” Stephanie Ortiz did
A Speck In The Sea
Jennifer Fauci May 25, 2017
Montauk fishermen detail rescue at sea in new book On July 24, 2013, John Aldridge was all alone, keeping watch on
Guitar Love
Dave Gil de Rubio May 24, 2017
In Chuck Holley’s new book, A Perfectly Good Guitar (University of Texas Press), he spent eight years interviewing professional guitarists about
LL Cool J Gets His Swerve On
Jennifer Fauci May 24, 2017
Long Island loves LL Cool J. The G.O.A.T. rapper and actor has deep roots on Long Island, having been born in
Alice Cooper’s Spookiest Horror Movies
Dave Gil de Rubio May 23, 2017
As someone who has spent his career consistently weaving horror movie elements into the overall theatricality of his live performances, who
In Memory of Chris Cornell
Dave Gil de Rubio May 22, 2017
July 20, 1964 to May 17, 2017 The music world suffered another casualty when Soundgarden founding member and lead singer Chris
Acclaimed Novelist To Visit Manhasset On June 20
Mike Barry May 19, 2017
Adriana Trigiani’s Kiss Carlo (Harper Books) is being published on Tuesday, June 20, and later that same day Trigiani will be
Marshall Crenshaw: Rock And Roll Troubadour
Dave Gil de Rubio May 18, 2017
To say Marshall Crenshaw is a rock and roll enthusiast with a deep and broad appreciation of the genre is an
Masters Of Metal Metallica Sells Out Nassau Coliseum
Kimberly Dijkstra May 18, 2017
One of the most influential heavy metal bands of all time, Metallica sold out Nassau Coliseum last night, their 11th visit
Islanders Unite: Come From Away Embraces Audiences
Kimberly Dijkstra May 18, 2017
September 11, 2001, is a day New Yorkers will never forget. We know about the heartbreak and tragedy and we know
Alice Cooper: Rock And Roll Boogie Man
Dave Gil de Rubio May 17, 2017
Alice Cooper’s major heyday may have been back in the 1970s, when tours behind albums like Billion Dollar Babies were breaking
John Coltrane’s Long Island Connection
Dave Gil de Rubio May 16, 2017
Herbie Hancock once said that the spirit of jazz is the spirit of openness and nowhere is that more evident than
Summer Music Guide Concert Listings Part I
Dave Gil de Rubio May 16, 2017
Summertime is around the corner and there’s no better time to go experience live music. As you can see, there’s quite
Mania, Depression, Recovery–And Poetry
Joe Scotchie May 16, 2017
Review of: Setting The River On Fire: A Study of Genius, Mania and Character. Kay Redfield Jamison. New York: Knopf. 2017,
Teens: Cook What You Want To Eat
Anton Media Staff May 15, 2017
Cooking for teens, like finding the perfect gift for teen boys and girls, is almost impossible. Teenagers like what they like,
Over And Over And Over Again
Jennifer Fauci May 12, 2017
It’s a musical you’ll want to see more than once. Groundhog Day has come to New York’s Great White Way and
