Frankly My Dear, Gone With The Wind Is Still Tops
Joe Scotchie February 20, 2019
In the 1920s, Margaret Mitchell, known as “Peggy” to her friends, worked as an enterprising journalist in Atlanta, GA. It wasn’t
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Gone With The Wind Celebrates Milestone 80th Anniversary
Jennifer Fauci February 20, 2019
It is considered to be the most enduring film of all time. It was based on Margaret Mitchell’s only novel. It
John Lodge: Making A Solo Sojourn
Dave Gil de Rubio February 7, 2019
Moody Blues bassist hits the road with side project This year marks the half-century anniversary of On the Threshold Of a
Rita Moreno Is The Hardest-Working Woman In Show Business
Dave Gil de Rubio February 6, 2019
The Puerto Rican powerhouse returns for new season of Netflix One Day At a Time reboot Back in 1990, Rita Moreno went
Get Inspired By These Books In Honor Of Black History Month
Anton Media Staff February 4, 2019
VideoBook Channel’s Kahille Dorsnivil selects four books that entertain, inspire and inform to read for Black History Month. Her picks are Summoned
Tony Award-Winning The Band’s Visit To Close In April
Anton Media Staff February 4, 2019
The 10-time Tony Award-winning Best Musical The Band’s Visit will play its final performance on Broadway on Sunday, April 7, 2019.
Colin Blunstone: A Zombie Flies Solo
Dave Gil de Rubio January 31, 2019
Greg Lake once said that making a comeback with dignity was one of the most difficult things to do. That said,
Eric Anderson Plays Fairy Godfather In Pretty Woman On Broadway
Kimberly Dijkstra January 31, 2019
Pretty Woman, the classic Garry Marshall film that cemented Julia Roberts as the queen of romantic comedies in the ’90s, has
Paul Scheer’s Comedy Faves
Dave Gil de Rubio January 30, 2019
As a child of the ‘80s, sketch comedy veteran Paul Scheer has a number of old-school legends who make him laugh
Paul Scheer Parodies Wall Street’s Worst Day In Showtime’s Black Monday
Dave Gil de Rubio January 30, 2019
Oct. 19, 1987, was a dark economic date. It was when the worst stock market crash in Wall Street history took
Catch Tony Award-Winning Spring Awakening At The Argyle Theatre
Kimberly Dijkstra January 29, 2019
Through the end of February, the historic Argyle Theatre in Babylon is putting on the first professional Long Island production of Spring
Richard Schiff: The Doctor Is In
Jennifer Fauci January 23, 2019
“I still haven’t decided on becoming an actor and that’s the truth,” said Richard Schiff, the soft-spoken yet eloquent director and
Twilight Zone Composers Strike A Spooky Note
Dave Gil de Rubio January 18, 2019
Stellar writing may have been the engine that drove the Twilight Zone franchise, but the music commissioned for the anthology television
There Is A Fifth Dimension…
Jennifer Fauci January 17, 2019
It has been said that “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.” And while that may hold true for some things,
To Serve Man
Steve Mosco January 17, 2019
Every man is put on earth condemned to eat and drink If The Twilight Zone series taught us anything, it’s that
Rod Serling: Requiem For An Intellectual Heavyweight
Dave Gil de Rubio January 16, 2019
This year marks the 60th anniversary of the initial airing of The Twilight Zone. For the first five years of its
Top 10 Episodes Of The Twilight Zone
Frank Virga January 16, 2019
From 1959 to 1964, television viewers were glued to the horror and suspense of The Twilight Zone, creator Rod Serling’s classic sci-fi series
Winter Netflix Binge
Christina Claus January 12, 2019
If the snow starts falling and heading out the door into the cold winter air is not in the cards for
Aaron Neville’s Fave Vocalists
Dave Gil de Rubio January 9, 2019
Aaron Neville may still possess the brawny build of the guy who used to work the New Orleans docks, but the
Stand-Up Sebastian Maniscalco Stays Hungry For Success
Anthony Murray January 9, 2019
Introduced to comedy as a kid by watching Johnny Carson with his father, stand-up comedian Sebastian Maniscalco knew that standing in
