
We Were Doubly Blessed: Meat Loaf, Dead at 74
The famed singer died of complications due to Covid-19 on Thursday, January 20, according to his family. Born Marvin Aday, which he legally changed to

The famed singer died of complications due to Covid-19 on Thursday, January 20, according to his family. Born Marvin Aday, which he legally changed to

Showtime saw one of its flagship programs sizzle back into the Sunday Night slate over the weekend. Billions’ season 6 premiere, its first episode released

Last Wednesday, Ronnie Spector, frontwoman of The Ronettes, died of cancer at the age of 78. She leaves behind an influence on the music industry

For the past 26 years, genre aficionado Keith Crocker has been entertaining the Long Island film-loving community from the comfort of his lecture post; now,

Somehow, the modified term has eluded the mainstream until the moment Scream slashed back into the zeitgeist with a brand new stab. Replacing the late,

At the top of 2020, The Weeknd released his most successful album to date. The delightfully dark-and-twisted “After Hours” was, for many, a transitional text

On December 23, at Smithtown Public Library’s Commack location, film professor Keith Crocker hosted a lecture on the “Stonefaced Clown of Comedy,” silent film star

Belfast He forged a career spent adjusting the modern eye to William Shakespeare by nobly translating it without much adulteration. Then he fulfilled his foray

With Peter Jackson’s revolutionary The Beatles: Get Back docuseries taking the pop culturally dialed-in world by storm of late, absorbing the absence of the band’s

“House of Gucci” Too little Jeremy Irons, too much Jared Leto, but just enough pure acting from Lady Gaga to silence critics who would opine