Chita Rivera’s Favorite Roles
Dave Gil de Rubio November 17, 2016
Fans of the Great White Way are well familiar with the impressive body of work the woman born Dolores Conchita Figueroa
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Ode To Food
Betsy Abraham November 17, 2016
Jim Gaffigan ready to bring the laughs for NYCB Theatre shows When Jim Gaffigan takes the stage at the NYCB Theatre
Winter Concert Listings
Dave Gil de Rubio November 16, 2016
With Old Man Winter practically knocking on our collective doors, the best way to stay warm during these cold months is
Julie Halston Brings Long Island Expertise To Broadway Stage
Kimberly Dijkstra November 15, 2016
A new play opened in previews this week that Long Islanders might take a particular interest in. It’s called The Babylon
Isaac Mizrahi Keeps It Simply Classic At Lord & Taylor
Dave Gil de Rubio November 15, 2016
The world of fashion may be where Isaac Mizrahi hails from, but he’s managed to become a pop culture icon by
Lessons Of Acceptance From Under The Sea
Christina Claus November 14, 2016
Westbury author publishes new children’s book Writer Paul Mila is diving into the world of children’s books with his latest undertaking,
Wally Lamb Takes You There With New Novel
Dave Gil de Rubio November 11, 2016
Writing from a female character’s perspective as a male author is a tall order for anyone born with a Y chromosome.
Long Island Weekly: One Year Later
Jennifer Fauci November 10, 2016
When Long Island Weekly relaunched in November 2015, it was done so with the idea of being an arts and entertainment
Best-selling Novelist Coming To Manhasset On Nov. 10
Mike Barry November 8, 2016
The Friends of the Manhasset Public Library are presenting an evening with bestselling novelist Dorothea Benton Frank on Thursday, Nov. 10,
November Movie Previews
Cheryl Wadsworth November 7, 2016
Put those witches and goblins away to make room for turkeys and Pilgrims. Along with electing a new president, honoring our
Who Was America’s First Female Presidential Candidate?
Anton Media Staff November 3, 2016
By Brittany Thomas As Hillary Clinton endeavors again to earn the presidential election, one may wonder: Who was the first woman
Alice Hoffman Remains Faithful With New Book
Christy Hinko November 2, 2016
Faithful is a great soul-searching story, especially for Long Island readers. Long Island native and the New York Times bestselling author,
Long Island Music Hall Of Fame To Induct New Class
Dave Gil de Rubio November 1, 2016
Given Long Island’s geographic proximity to New York City, it’s not surprising that the Big Apple tends to get more of
Long Island Music Hall Of Fame Honors Westbury Music Fair
Dave Gil de Rubio November 1, 2016
This year not only marks the 60th anniversary of Westbury Music Fair (currently operating as the NYCB Theatre at Westbury), but
Music For The Mess
Betsy Abraham November 1, 2016
Grouplove gets transcendent in NYC “We’re back in business, You’re such a big mess, And I love you, Yeah, I love
Three Photography Exhibitions At Nassau County Museum Of Art
Anton Media Staff October 31, 2016
Exhibitions celebrate more than a century of photography with works by masters In my mind’s eye, I visualize how a particular… sight and
About The Cover Artist
Anton Media Staff October 25, 2016
Travis Louie has created his own imaginary world that is grounded in Victorian and Edwardian times. The artist’s paintings come from
Melissa Etheridge: Showtime At The Apollo
Dave Gil de Rubio October 23, 2016
With the coming and going of the obvious marketing ploy that was the women in rock movement of the last decade,
More Than Just Zombies: The Walking Dead’s Melissa McBride
Dave Gil de Rubio October 21, 2016
We can all agree that since debuting on October 31, 2010, The Walking Dead has always had a zombie apocalypse as
Addiction Is A Disease
Anton Media Staff October 21, 2016
By Lynn R. Webster, MD We have to see addiction for the disease it really is. Since addiction is a disease,
