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The "Full House" star, who grew up in Hauppauge, and her fashion designer husband pleaded guilty to paying $500,000 to get their two daughters into the University of Southern California.
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"Grant," based on Ron Chernow's bestselling biography, pitches itself as a TV event that will finally restore Ulysses S. Grant to his rightful place in history.
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"Congratulations to all the immigrads!" said the singer-actress on video during a virtual commencement ceremony.
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Country star Toby Keith, who was due to kick off the season on June 6, has postponed his concert until next summer.
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"Driveways," a new film featuring one of Dennehy's final performances, will be accompanied by a live virtual discussion with director Andrew Ahn next week.
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The 90-minute show will feature performances by LI Music Hall of Famers including Joan Jett, Pat Benatar, Blue Öyster Cult, Taking Back Sunday, Kurtis Blow and more.
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Carole Demas and Paula Janis from "The Magic Garden" and rappers Darryl "DMC" McDaniels of Run-D.M.C., Whodini and EPMD have been added as performers at the May 31 event.
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Publishers Weekly’s U.S. list powered by NPD BookScan for the week ending May 16. HARDCOVERFICTION1. CAMINO WINDS, by John Grisham ...
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"The Lovebirds" is a long way from the defining projects in the careers of both Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani. It is unlikely to be remembered as anything more than a diversionary lark.
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The new service will have a ton of programming, including original series, an Elmo talk show and the complete run of "Friends."
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"Congratulations to all the immigrads!" said the singer-actress on video during a virtual commencement ceremony.
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"Grant," based on Ron Chernow's bestselling biography, pitches itself as a TV event that will finally restore Ulysses S. Grant to his rightful place in history.
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The new service will have a ton of programming, including original series, an Elmo talk show and the complete run of "Friends."
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Tyler Gildin says "The Starfish," streaming on Amazon Prime, tells the story of an individual in challenging times finding a way forward.
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"Driveways," a new film featuring one of Dennehy's final performances, will be accompanied by a live virtual discussion with director Andrew Ahn next week.
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There are no true drive-ins left on Long Island, but thanks to pop-ups, we can still get the drive-in experience close to home.
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What will the moviegoing experience look like as patrons and staff attempt to maintain social distancing? Will audiences be willing to risk their safety for a night at the movies?
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"Grant," based on Ron Chernow's bestselling biography, pitches itself as a TV event that will finally restore Ulysses S. Grant to his rightful place in history.
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"Driveways," a new film featuring one of Dennehy's final performances, will be accompanied by a live virtual discussion with director Andrew Ahn next week.
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"The Lovebirds" is a long way from the defining projects in the careers of both Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani. It is unlikely to be remembered as anything more than a diversionary lark.
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Tyler Gildin says "The Starfish," streaming on Amazon Prime, tells the story of an individual in challenging times finding a way forward.
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There are no true drive-ins left on Long Island, but thanks to pop-ups, we can still get the drive-in experience close to home.
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Warner Bros. Pictures announced that a director's cut of Zack Snyder's 2017 DC Comics film "Justice League" will debut next year on the streaming service HBO Max.
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James has been quite creative during the COVID-19 quarantine, delivering funny short films via his official Instagram site and YouTube channel.
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Country star Toby Keith, who was due to kick off the season on June 6, has postponed his concert until next summer.
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The 90-minute show will feature performances by LI Music Hall of Famers including Joan Jett, Pat Benatar, Blue Öyster Cult, Taking Back Sunday, Kurtis Blow and more.
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Carole Demas and Paula Janis from "The Magic Garden" and rappers Darryl "DMC" McDaniels of Run-D.M.C., Whodini and EPMD have been added as performers at the May 31 event.
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The acts we won't be seeing this year include Megadeth, who pushed their concert till 2021, and Lady Antebellum and Foreigner, who both canceled their 2020 tours.
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This summer's scheduled lineup, which included Third Eye Blind, Tedeschi Trucks Band and the Mighty Mighty Bosstones, is being rebooked for next year.
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A new date for the postponed July 10 show will be coming next week, the group said.
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Adrienne Miller deals with the boorish males of the magazine world and her romantic with writer David Foster Wallace in her memoir "In the Land of Men."
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The acts we won't be seeing this year include Megadeth, who pushed their concert till 2021, and Lady Antebellum and Foreigner, who both canceled their 2020 tours.
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The Hauppauge-raised actress has agreed to serve two months in prison, while her fashion designer husband, Mossimo Giannulli, has agreed to serve five months, under their plea agreement.
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Contestants wore purple ribbons in tribute to Larry Martin, last year's Teachers Tournament winner.
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"Grant," based on Ron Chernow's bestselling biography, pitches itself as a TV event that will finally restore Ulysses S. Grant to his rightful place in history.
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Check out blockbusters both predictable (the "Avengers" franchise) and unexpected ("Frozen") that have the highest grosses in box-office history.
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In HBO's new film "Bad Education," Hugh Jackman stars as Frank Tassone, the Roslyn schools superintendent convicted in 2006 of stealing millions from his district.
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Frank Tassone had nothing but praise for Hugh Jackman, who portrayed him in the HBO movie.
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The acts we won't be seeing this year include Megadeth, who pushed their concert till 2021, and Lady Antebellum and Foreigner, who both canceled their 2020 tours.