Paul Rodgers Is Back In The Saddle With Bad Company
Dave Gil de Rubio June 6, 2016
As one the 1970s most successful early supergroups, Bad Company was Led Zeppelin’s little brother—both bands were on Zep’s Swan Song
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Paul Rodgers Of Bad Company’s Live Faves
Dave Gil de Rubio June 6, 2016
The soulful growl Paul Rodgers possesses is one that generations of rock fans have heard via his
Gary Lucas’ Fleisherei: Music From Max Fleischer Cartoons
Dave Gil de Rubio June 5, 2016
Music from Max Fleischer Cartoons (Cuneiform) Thanks to vintage cartoons from the 1920s and 1930s, many a young person has gotten their
June Movie Previews
Cheryl Wadsworth June 2, 2016
Memorial Day is behind us and summer is right around the corner. Many blockbuster movies are debuting in June to energize
Mets Are Amazin’ Again
Frank Virga June 2, 2016
Howie Rose’s foreword in Amazin’ Again by Greg W. Prince, immediately struck a chord with me. He applauded the talents of
Tuck Everlasting: Captivating And Timeless
Kimberly Dijkstra May 25, 2016
An adaptation of the beloved book Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt came to Broadway last month and will be gone from
Finding Magic In Neverland
Jennifer Fauci May 25, 2016
If you are looking to believe in fairytales again, head to Broadway and start dreaming with Finding Neverland, the story of
Faith, Trust And Pixie Dust
Jennifer Fauci May 25, 2016
The author of Finding Neverland shares his magic “People of all ages are being swept up by this story, it still
Ramones Come Home To The Queens Museum
Dave Gil de Rubio May 24, 2016
This year marks the 40th anniversary of the Ramones seminal self-titled 1976 debut. So it’s fitting that the Queens Museum, which
On The Road With The Ramones
Dave Gil de Rubio May 24, 2016
To call Monte Melnick an eyewitness to punk rock history is an understatement. Melnick not only went to Junior High School
Screen Time And Kids
Graziella Simonetti May 20, 2016
Many American children are spending nearly as much time in front of screens as they do in school. On average, teenagers
Justin Hayward: Working On The Question Of Balance
Dave Gil de Rubio May 17, 2016
If Moody Blues frontman Justin Hayward decided to hang it up tomorrow, it would be completely understandable. On Oct. 14 of
Justin Hayward Of The Moody Blues: Road Warrior
Dave Gil de Rubio May 17, 2016
With this year marking the 50th anniversary since Justin Hayward joined the Moody Blues after answering an ad in Melody Maker,
Anton Editor Wins Award
Anton Media Staff May 17, 2016
Joe Scotchie, longtime editor of The Roslyn News, has been named a winner of the Willie Parker Peace History book award
Summer Blockbuster Guide
Daniel White May 11, 2016
The dog days of summer are quickly approaching. For every BBQ and beach visit over the next few months, there
Alan Cumming Sings At The Landmark
Maura Vernice May 10, 2016
Alan Cumming is performing his show, Alan Cumming Sings Sappy Songs, at the Landmark on Main Street in Port Washington on
Digging Deeper Into Jackie Robinson’s Life: Post-Baseball Life Featured In New Documentary
Dave Gil de Rubio May 9, 2016
When Jackie Robinson stepped on the baseball diamond at Ebbets Field on April 15, 1947, he became the first player since
Seeing Another Side Of Jackie Robinson: Five Things You Didn’t Know About The Brooklyn Dodger Great
Dave Gil de Rubio May 9, 2016
The latest Ken Burns documentary to be released was Jackie Robinson, a four-hour, 2-DVD set. This film not only recounts the
May Museum Exhibits
Mara Bollettieri May 9, 2016
Here are some one-of-a-kind, eye-catching exhibits in the city that have recently opened and are featuring different, intriguing forms of art
Generation Axe: Steve Vai Weighs In On His Tourmates
Dave Gil de Rubio May 6, 2016
Calling Steve Vai a virtuoso is the epitome of an understatement. Ever since coming out to California fresh out
