Chinese New Year Festivities
Shaun Delaney February 1, 2016
Long Island and New York City are once again preparing for the Chinese New Year with a plethora of festivals and
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The Everlasting Search For Meaning And Consciousness
Frank Rizzo January 30, 2016
Deepak Chopra touches down on Feb. 7 So how is the doctor? “I’m 69 and in perfect health,” said Deepak Chopra,
County Museum Set To Honor African American History Month
Christy Hinko January 30, 2016
In February 1968, Professor Leroy Leonardo Ramsey set up a Black History exhibit at Nassau Community College, in celebration of Black
The Good The Bad And The Beautiful
Christy Hinko January 30, 2016
Dominating the main gallery of the Nassau County’s African American Museum in Hempstead is “The Good the Bad and the Beautiful”
History Repeats Itself
Christy Hinko January 28, 2016
Brian Kilmeade’s book helping reignited America’s passion for history When Fox News Fox and Friends co-host Brian Kilmeade saw how Glenn Beck
Dino-Sized Proportions
Christy Hinko January 26, 2016
The newly-unveiled titanosaur keeps large company Last week, the American Museum of Natural History in New York City unveiled its newest
Tyson Rates The Greatest
Dave Gil de Rubio January 23, 2016
Ex-champ lauds his boxing heroes If there’s one thing that Mike Tyson knows besides pigeons (and pop culture), it’s boxing.
Getting Animated With Iron Mike
Dave Gil de Rubio January 23, 2016
Ex-champ talks about his post-fight life Ever since he hung up the gloves in 2006, Mike Tyson has made the most
Mike Tyson Gets In The Ring With Pop Culture
Dave Gil de Rubio January 23, 2016
In his day as a feared heavyweight champion, Mike Tyson became a worldwide phenomenon thanks to his ferocity and dominance in
David Bowie (Jan. 8, 1947 to Jan. 10, 2016)
Dave Gil de Rubio January 22, 2016
The Thin White Duke. Ziggy Stardust. The Goblin King. These are some of the names the man born David
Reed Farrel Coleman Knows ‘Where It Hurts’
Jennifer Fauci January 21, 2016
Long Island’s American crime fiction writer pens new book “Fall in love with writing, not with what you’ve written.” That simple,
A Glowing, Brilliant Truth
Jennifer Fauci January 19, 2016
Curious Incident touches the very depth of the soul The winner of five Tony Awards, including the 2015 Tony Award winner
Celebrate Tradition With Fiddler
Sheri ArbitalJacoby January 15, 2016
Fifty years after premiering on Broadway, Fiddler on the Roof, the longest-running musical for almost 10 years, has returned to Broadway
Five William Shatner Roles You Didn’t Know About
Dave Gil de Rubio January 13, 2016
With 50 years of being an entertainer under his belt, William Shatner has quite the acting résumé to lean on (Not
Saddling Up With William Shatner
Dave Gil de Rubio January 13, 2016
While he may be best known for captaining a certain starship, William Shatner has a long and loving history with horses.
You’re On, Mr. Macy
Jennifer Fauci January 7, 2016
It was raining in Los Angeles, which was a welcome change for William H. Macy as he reflected on his most
Saying Hello To 2016 With Live Music
Dave Gil de Rubio December 27, 2015
New Year’s Eve is an evening of high expectations. Mention music and that immediately brings to mind Dick Clark’s Rockin’ Eve
Joy—An Irish Christmas
Maura Vernice December 26, 2015
Keith And Kristyn Getty Bring Joy To Carnegie Hall Joy—An Irish Christmas was created and produced by Keith and Kristyn Getty.
Do You Hear What I Do?: Suggested Gifts For The Music Lover In Your Life
Dave Gil de Rubio December 23, 2015
Not unlike what’s happened with books, technology’s various conveniences have also impersonalized the way we ingest music, be it through downloads
90 Years And Still Kicking
Jennifer Fauci December 17, 2015
The Radio City Rockettes line up for two showstopping spectaculars It’s the most wonderful time of the year. One can’t pass
