Robbie Robertson’s Testimony
Dave Gil de Rubio August 9, 2023
New documentary tells his story of The Band Robbie Robertson has had quite the full dance card in the past seven
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Law & Order: A History
Dave Gil de Rubio March 19, 2020
How this hour-long drama revolutionized cop/lawyer procedurals Arguably one of the most influential American police procedural/legal drama series in television history,
The New Officer On The Block
Anthony Murray March 18, 2020
SVU’s Jamie Gray Hyder talks about joining long-running show There’s a new officer patrolling the streets of New York City on
Stranger Danger: Not Everything Is As It Seems On New Netflix Series
Anthony Murray March 12, 2020
Richard Armitage exposes the deep, dark secrets of The Stranger Based on the New York Times bestselling novel by author Harlan
March Movie Previews
Cheryl Wadsworth March 11, 2020
March is known for St. Patrick’s Day, Daylight Savings, spring and of course March Madness. It’s also known for its unpredictable
Band Of Brothers
Dave Gil de Rubio March 5, 2020
The crossroads of bluegrass and trad Irish music that is We Banjo 3 If you ever wondered what the cross-section of
Joe Minoso Talks Character Growth Over Eight Seasons Of Chicago Fire
Anthony Murray March 5, 2020
He’s loyal, he’s fun loving and he’s a man who wears his heart on his sleeve. Those are the words that
Chicago P.D.’s Marina Squerciati Has Spent Seven Seasons In The Line Of Fire
Caroline Ryan March 5, 2020
Squerciati’s Kim Burgess brings compassion to Intelligence Unit NBC’s Chicago P.D., a police drama series featuring the men and women of
S. Epatha Merkerson Demonstrates Complexities Of Medical Field On Chicago Med
Caroline Ryan March 5, 2020
After her long-standing career as Anita Van Buren on one of television’s most popular legal drama television series, Law and Order,
Artist Spotlight: Dermot Kennedy Is Fearless
Anthony Murray February 28, 2020
Singer-songwriter talks debut album and headlining at Radio City Music Hall Growing up in the outskirts of Dublin, Ireland, singer-songwriter Dermot
Branford’s Best Blowers
Dave Gil de Rubio February 26, 2020
While Branford Marsalis may have started playing saxophone as a way of trying to attract cute girls while he was playing
Branford Marsalis: Jazzman For The Masses
Dave Gil de Rubio February 26, 2020
Saxophonist lives at the crossroads of creativity and humility Benjamin Franklin once said, “A man wrapped up in himself makes a
Daryl Hall And John Oates Continue To Wave The Philly Soul Banner
Dave Gil de Rubio February 26, 2020
Old school dynamic duo hit the road with KT Tunstall If Kenny Gamble, Leon Huff and Thom Bell are the architects
Black History On Long Island
Joe Scotchie February 22, 2020
For African Americans living on Long Island, emancipation came in 1799 through New York state law. That law, however, was typical
Getting Soulful With Robert Cray
Dave Gil de Rubio February 22, 2020
If ever there was an artist that firmly stood at the intersection of rhythm and blues it’s Robert Cray. While the
William Fichtner: Buffalo’s Favorite Son
Dave Gil de Rubio February 21, 2020
Character actors are the blue collar performers of the acting world. While leads get all the glory, it’s the character actor
Mimi Kennedy Wants Mom’s Legacy To Show Others That There Is Always Hope
Anthony Murray February 20, 2020
Comedic actress takes on role of the nurturer on long-running CBS sitcom Actress Mimi Kennedy has had quite the career these
It’s All In The Cards
Dave Gil de Rubio February 19, 2020
Strat-O-Matic hosts latest successful Opening Day Port St. Lucie and Tampa may be ground zero for the new baseball season kicking
Green Flag Waves On The NASCAR Season
Joseph Wolkin February 14, 2020
The Super Bowl might have just ended, but the Super Bowl of motor sports is set to take center stage. The
Fran Drescher Is ‘Fine’ More Than 20 Years Later
Joseph Wolkin February 13, 2020
Her laugh is contagious. Her smile brightens a room when she enters it. Her frizzy hair takes over your line of
