New York Shines: Adopting Thurman As Our Own
Joe Scotchie August 2, 2019
For Yankee fans from the 1970s, August 2 is the melancholiest date on the calendar. Every year on that date, the
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August Movie Previews
Cheryl Wadsworth August 1, 2019
The dog days of summer are upon us and the temperatures are just beginning to rise. Stores are already preparing for
Goo Goo Dolls: Pop’s Blue Collar Heroes
Dave Gil de Rubio August 1, 2019
The Goo Goo Dolls may have established a comfortable niche, as a well-respected rock band with pop leanings reflected by the
Train’s Pat Monahan Celebrates 20 Years Of Hitmaking
Anthony Murray August 1, 2019
The alt-pop band is right on track with anniversary tour It was a chance encounter with Cher’s guitarist in Erie, PA,
Rockabilly Rebels The Stray Cats Return
Dave Gil de Rubio July 31, 2019
It would be easy to hang the term revivalist on the Stray Cats. When the trio broke on the music scene
Singing A Song Of Freedom
Dave Gil de Rubio July 26, 2019
Given the controversy about what’s going on at the southern border of our country, is it any surprise that singer-songwriters like
Growing Up Yogi’s Son
Christopher Birsner July 24, 2019
Dale Berra writes about being the son of a legend Yogi Berra is one of the most iconic names in baseball.
Apollo 11 Showed America What Red, White And Blue Can Do
Joseph Wolkin July 19, 2019
Richard Nixon was president of the United States. The New York Mets were winning baseball games. The Stonewall riots just took
Foods In Space
Steve Mosco July 18, 2019
A brief and mostly gross history of zero-gravity grub Filling the void in your stomach while floating around the inky black
Meet The Cast Of Legally Blonde At The Argyle
Anton Media Staff July 18, 2019
Based on the 2001 film of the same name, Legally Blonde The Musical follows the transformation of Elle Woods as she
The Giant Leap: Grumman’s Finest Hour
Joe Scotchie July 18, 2019
Aviation history and Long Island are one and the same. In the spring of 1927, when the brazen Charles Lindbergh was
Meet The Cast of The Bodyguard The Musical at the Gateway
Anton Media Staff July 12, 2019
Based on the smash hit film starring Whitney Houston, this award-winning musical has been thrilling audiences at The Gateway in Bellport.
Lilli Cooper Reinvents Classic Film Role On Stage In Tootsie The Musical
Kimberly Dijkstra July 11, 2019
Sydney Pollack’s ’80s classic Tootsie has been revamped for Broadway and in many ways outshines the original. It’s not just a
Lights, Camera, Action! Long Island International Film Expo Returns
Anton Media Staff July 10, 2019
Long Island International Film Expo With the 22nd anniversary of the Long Island International Film Expo (LIIFE) happening July 12 through
Jimmie Vaughan: Blues Godfather
Dave Gil de Rubio July 10, 2019
When it comes to native-born guitar players, Texas has quite the legacy. Dating back to the likes of T-Bone Walker and
Fifty-Year History Of Clark Botanic Garden Is Focus Of Town-Produced Documentary
Anton Media Staff July 9, 2019
The Town of North Hempstead has released a new documentary about the history of Clark Botanic Garden, the town’s 12-acre garden
Take A Chill Pill
Kimberly Dijkstra July 9, 2019
Be More Chill breaks character archetypes and Broadway records Based on the cult YA novel by Ned Vizzini and inspired by
The New York Game: Major League Baseball Turns 150
Joe Scotchie June 28, 2019
Writing the history of major league baseball in the United States would take volumes. The game, invented by Americans, has ruled
Remembering The Mets ’69 Season
Dave Gil de Rubio June 27, 2019
When Baltimore Orioles second baseman Davey Johnson flew out to New York Mets outfielder Cleon Jones in the top of the
Countdown To A Miracle: Seaver, Hodges And The Luck Of The Draw
Joe Scotchie June 26, 2019
In 1960, the New York Yankees, set for a run of five consecutive pennants, made two bonehead moves. After losing the
