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Ocasek spent years turning out upbeat yet subliminally dark pop-rock that perfectly captured the mood of the late 1970s and 1980s.
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This season's schedule at the waterfront venue includes TLC, Luke Bryan, Santana, Florida Georgia Line and many more.
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The scandal exposed the lengths to which parents will go to get their children into the "right" schools.
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"It: Chapter Two" the Stephen King sequel to the 2017 film, brought in $40.7 million; Jennifer Lopez's "Hustlers" earned $33.2 million.
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The singer was known for his 1970s and '80s hits, including "Baby Hold On" and "Two Tickets to Paradise."
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The Long Island-raised singer and songwriter who died Sept. 13, 2019 according to reports, was known for his 1970s and '80s hits, including “Baby Hold On” and “Two Tickets to Paradise."
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The Nautical Mile stood in for Fire Island in an upcoming episode of the Showtime drama.
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With new voting rules, a stronger crop of celebrities and some surprises, the venerable dance competition hopes to pull itself out of a ratings rut.
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Publishers Weekly’s U.S. list powered by NPD BookScan for the week ending Sept. 7.HARDCOVERFICTION1. THE ORACLE, by Jonathan Cahn (Frontline)2. ...
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Meet "Tiffany Blues" author M.J. Rose, film historian J. Hoberman and more writers at book events this week.
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Ocasek spent years turning out upbeat yet subliminally dark pop-rock that perfectly captured the mood of the late 1970s and 1980s.
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Is there any foreseeable way "Game of Thrones" won't win best drama? Critic Verne Gay weighs in.
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"Ric and I have been peacefully separated for the past year," Porizkova wrote on Instagram.
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Williams announced her departure in late May, saying on the air at the time, "it's hard to leave you guys."
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The Nautical Mile stood in for Fire Island in an upcoming episode of the Showtime drama.
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The singer was known for his 1970s and '80s hits, including "Baby Hold On" and "Two Tickets to Paradise."
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Plus, find out which film will close the October festival.
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The big-screen version of Donna Tartt's Pulitzer Prize winner has all the weaknesses and few of the strengths of its source material.
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Menzel, who was raised in Syosset, says she didn't have to work too hard on her character's Long Island accent.
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Think "Goodfellas" in glitter. Jennifer Lopez and Constance Wu star in this high-heeled crime caper with rollicking energy and an emotional left hook.
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Allison Janney and Hugh Jackman star in "Bad Education," which drew strong reviews from trade publications.
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What "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" will be to science-fiction fans later this year, "Downton Abbey" might be to the "Masterpiece Classic" set.
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Ocasek spent years turning out upbeat yet subliminally dark pop-rock that perfectly captured the mood of the late 1970s and 1980s.
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"It: Chapter Two" the Stephen King sequel to the 2017 film, brought in $40.7 million; Jennifer Lopez's "Hustlers" earned $33.2 million.
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Plus, find out which film will close the October festival.
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Harriet," starring 32-year-old English actress Cynthia Erivo, presents a younger, more vibrant picture of Tubman, whose accomplishments have often been entombed in middle-school history books.
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The big-screen version of Donna Tartt's Pulitzer Prize winner has all the weaknesses and few of the strengths of its source material.
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The movie is mindful of the nostalgic lure of the original, and of the ties that bound fans around the world to a distant place and time they could only imagine.
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"A Time Lost" looks at two feuding families and the fallout when one of their teenage daughters is diagnosed with cancer.
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This season's schedule at the waterfront venue includes TLC, Luke Bryan, Santana, Florida Georgia Line and many more.
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Ocasek spent years turning out upbeat yet subliminally dark pop-rock that perfectly captured the mood of the late 1970s and 1980s.
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The singer was known for his 1970s and '80s hits, including "Baby Hold On" and "Two Tickets to Paradise."
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The Long Island-raised singer and songwriter who died Sept. 13, 2019 according to reports, was known for his 1970s and '80s hits, including “Baby Hold On” and “Two Tickets to Paradise."
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Tesla, The Who and more are performing on Long Island this week.
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ZZ Top were perhaps the first American rock band to regionally launch a gigantic career.
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Comedians Andrew Dice Clay and Roseanne Barr launch their "Mr. & Mrs. America" tour at The Paramount in Huntington on Thursday.
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From famous actors and comedians to filmmakers and singers, here are some notable people we've had to say goodbye to this year.
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Is there any foreseeable way "Game of Thrones" won't win best drama? Critic Verne Gay weighs in.
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The Long Island-raised singer and songwriter who died Sept. 13, 2019 according to reports, was known for his 1970s and '80s hits, including “Baby Hold On” and “Two Tickets to Paradise."
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Ross teased the reunion on social media, posting a video of herself on the "black-ish" set with Golden Brooks, Persia White and Jill Marie Jones, as she squealed with delight.
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Williams announced her departure in late May, saying on the air at the time, "it's hard to leave you guys."
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He also says the medical-advice series "The Doctors" had helped him become sober.
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However, the wife of the severely injured comedian avoided answering on Thursday when asked about those reports.
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Tesla, The Who and more are performing on Long Island this week.
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NBC said Thursday Bowen Yang, who joined NBC's "Saturday Night Live" last season as a staff writer, will be among the new featured players.
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With new voting rules, a stronger crop of celebrities and some surprises, the venerable dance competition hopes to pull itself out of a ratings rut.
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