Misty Copeland: Prima Ballerina
Jennifer Fauci June 19, 2017
From her outstanding body of work, her unwavering grace and exuding emotion every time her pointe shoe touches the stage, Misty
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Red, White And Blueberry Crisp
Carol Kicinski June 19, 2017
It’s blueberry season and I can think of no better way to celebrate the Fourth of July than to make a
Men: Take Charge Of Your Health
Anton Media Staff June 18, 2017
The Basics: Overview Most men need to pay more attention to their health. Compared to women, men are more likely to:
Paul Shaffer: Canada’s Piano Man
Dave Gil de Rubio June 17, 2017
Late night musician and funnyman returns with a star-studded solo album To say Paul Shaffer gets around is an understatement. Best
Despicable Dads Dominate The Screen
Betsy Abraham June 17, 2017
What’s it take to be a great dad? Don’t ask any of these TV patriarchs, who have set a new low
Baseball’s Best One-Two Pitch
Anton Media Staff June 16, 2017
As late as the 1960s, many major league baseball teams stuck with a four-man pitching rotation. Not only that, pitchers, especially
The Princess Anastasia Finds Her Home On Broadway
Kimberly Dijkstra June 15, 2017
Christy Altomare and Derek Klena star in the romantic and heartwarming legend of Anastasia Gorgeous, sweeping and grand, the recent Broadway production
Full Belly Clam
Steve Mosco June 15, 2017
Rolling along traffic-choked Sunrise Highway in Rockville Centre, you don’t expect to see many eateries from the 1930s—and even though Long
Daryl Hall: Making His Dreams Come True
Dave Gil de Rubio June 14, 2017
Ray Charles once asked the rhetorical question, “What is a soul? It’s like electricity—we don’t really know what it is, but
Four Tracks With Daryl Hall
Dave Gil de Rubio June 14, 2017
As half of one of the best-selling musical duos of all time, Daryl Hall is often looked at as one of
It’s All Good Man
Dave Gil de Rubio June 13, 2017
Bob Odenkirk and Michael McKean return for Better Call Saul’s third season When the world was introduced to Bob Odenkirk’s Saul
Kabul To Jericho: A Refugee’s Journey
Maryann Sinclair Slutsky June 11, 2017
Fauzia Sikander was an architecture student at a university in Kabul when Russia invaded Afghanistan in 1979. At the time, her
The Incredible Edible Avocado
Kimberly Dijkstra June 9, 2017
The avocado, a centuries-old staple of Mexican and Latin American cuisine, has made its way around the world into the hearts,
June Movie Previews
Cheryl Wadsworth June 9, 2017
May movies were filled with action and adventure and June will surpass your expectations and then some. It is a month
Ray Of Light: Pfeifer’s Enduring Legacy
Frank Rizzo June 8, 2017
In one of his last phone calls from the Port Washington hospice where he lived out his final days, Ray Pfeifer
Anton Media Staff Recognized With Six Awards From PCLI
Anton Media Staff June 8, 2017
Last night, the Press Club of Long Island honored hundreds of the best journalists on Long Island at their annual media
Contenders For Best Musical Duke It Out At The Tonys On Sunday
Kimberly Dijkstra June 8, 2017
The 71st Annual Tony Awards are coming up this Sunday and the competition is stiff all around following the strong 2016-17
Belmont Stakes: On The Big Stage
Joe Scotchie June 8, 2017
The Kentucky Derby has “My Old Kentucky Home” and the Preakness fans serenade the thoroughbreds with “Maryland, My Maryland.” But this
Immersive Theatre: Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812
Kimberly Dijkstra June 7, 2017
Acclaimed pop-opera transforms the typical Broadway experience There is no such thing as a bad seat at the Imperial Theatre for
Doughology: The Donut Life
Jennifer Fauci June 7, 2017
A cop and a donut shop. No, it’s not the beginning of a joke or a pun. For retired NYPD Detective
