Most Intriguing Side Projects For Los Lobos’ Steve Berlin
Dave Gil de Rubio March 2, 2016
In addition to being a longstanding member of Los Lobos after he jumped ship from The Blasters back in the early
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Most Intriguing Side Projects For Los Lobos’ Steve Berlin
Dave Gil de Rubio March 2, 2016
In addition to being a longstanding member of Los Lobos after he jumped ship from The Blasters back in the early
The Evolution Of Taking Back Sunday
Betsy Abraham March 2, 2016
LI’s favorite punk rock band is all grown up (and still going strong) John Nolan’s a long way from Long Island,
John Nolan Goes Solo
Betsy Abraham March 2, 2016
John Nolan is best known as the guitarist and co-lead vocalist for punk rock powerhouse Taking Back Sunday (TBS). But when
Dreaming In Cosmic Color
Jennifer Fauci March 1, 2016
It takes an open mind and a knack for creativity for one to truly embrace the arts. For the last 35
Urban Psychedelia
Jennifer Fauci March 1, 2016
Artist Kenny Scharf comes to Long Island with visual eye candy exhibit Long Island is about to get an education in
Meet David Cook At Boulton Center
Kimberly Dijkstra March 1, 2016
Singer-songwriter David Cook rose to fame during the 2008 season of American Idol when he blew judges away night after night and ultimately made
The Lone Bellow with Escondido
Kimberly Dijkstra February 27, 2016
The YMCA Boulton Center for the Performing Arts in Bay Shore was the place to be Friday night when it welcomed The
Oscars Front Runners
Michael Givant February 25, 2016
There is no shortage of talent in this year’s pool of Oscar hopefuls. Best Picture nominees for the 88th Academy
And The Winner Is…
Jennifer Fauci February 25, 2016
The glitz and glamour of the Oscars is finally here. The 88th Academy Awards ceremony takes the stage on Feb. 28
Composing With Carter Burwell
Jennifer Fauci February 24, 2016
The man behind the music for Carol talks about his first Oscar nomination and what he has in store for the
Carter Burwell’s Favorite Scores
Jennifer Fauci February 24, 2016
Psycho (1960) “It’s very perverse and the movie is perverse. They invented the genre of the horror film when they made
Music To His Ears
Jennifer Fauci February 24, 2016
A composer’s harmonious beginnings Carter Burwell never planned on a life of music. The American composer and New York City native
Black Sabbath’s Final Rodeo: Essential Ozzy-Era Albums
Dave Gil de Rubio February 22, 2016
After nearly four noncontinuous decades of making music, Black Sabbath is embarking on its final tour with founding members Ozzy Osbourne,
Belmont Stakes Tickets Are On Sale
Mike Barry February 22, 2016
Spring is only a month away, so it is not too early to start thinking about the 2016 Belmont Stakes. It
Arcade Age Games
Dave Gil de Rubio February 19, 2016
For arcade junkies chomping at the bit to swoop down on the Cradle of Aviation’s The Arcade Age, here’s a sample
Jason Isbell: Return Of The Master Lyricist
Dave Gil de Rubio February 19, 2016
Jason Isbell –Something More Than Free (Southeastern) With plenty of expectations riding on the follow-up to 2013’s critically acclaimed commercial breakthrough
I’m Ready For My Closeup
Maura Vernice February 19, 2016
Juried Photography Competition & Exhibition The Art Guild of Port Washington’s juried photography competition and exhibition is on view until Feb.
Linda Lavin Is Brilliant In ‘Our Mother’s Brief Affair’
Christy Hinko February 19, 2016
On the verge of death, a far too often occurrence, Anna (Linda Lavin) makes a shocking confession to her adult children,
Hicksville’s Rupy Gets Presidential With The Best Man
Shaun Delaney February 18, 2016
Gore Vidal’s political classic staged in Wantagh Eastline Productions is an intimate, grassroots community theatre in Wantagh that presents classic and
