Last week, Long Island Weekly saluted the numerous Italian-American greats in American sports. This week, we do the same for Hispanic-American athletes. The Hispanic tradition in baseball predates World War II. Lefty Gomez was a Hall of Fame pitcher for the New York Yankee powerhouses of the 1930s and a
Northport will soon be the graced city when La Mantia Gallery hosts the exhibition “Renoir and the Masters: Visions of Impressionism.” The gallery’s presentation is a carefully-curated collection of paintings by this modern master of Impressionism, Alexandre Renoir. Previews begin on October 8. There will be three special artist appearances,
Burnout. It’s a real thing, particularly when it’s being applied to the creative process. It’s something that KT Tunstall can intimately speak of, having gone through it and being prepared to hop off the pop star treadmill. Not only was she coming off supporting Invisible Empire//Crescent Moon, but Tunstall’s
With all of the museums dotted along Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, the very last stop (or first) on the Museum Mile tour is East Harlem’s El Museo del Barrio, founded in 1969, specializing in Latin American and Caribbean art, in addition to the rich selection of works from the local
It may surprise you to know that cholesterol itself isn’t bad. In fact, cholesterol is just one of the many substances created and used by our bodies to keep us healthy. Cholesterol is a waxy substance that comes from two sources: your body and food. Your body, and especially your
September is National Suicide Awareness Month and Long Island Crisis Center will be holding its 8th Annual “Let’s Walk, Let’s Talk…Stepping Together to Prevent Suicide” on Sunday, Sept. 18, on the Long Beach Boardwalk at Laurelton Blvd. to observe. Suicide, a leading cause of death in the United States, increased
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