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A year after reopening, LI movie theaters still facing an uphill battle
The outlook for local movie theaters ranges from dire to cautiously optimistic.
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'Squid Game': Solid thriller, good twists, too violent
Our critic weighs in on the most-streamed series in Netflix's history.
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LI mega-fan excited to finally see Michael Bublé play Coliseum after COVID delays
Melody Cesare of Bohemia has seen the singer 18 times at 10 different arenas in four different states. She even has a tattoo of his autograph on her shoulder.
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LIer continues her 'Survivor' journey
Plainview teacher Tiffany Seely had some memorable moments on Wednesday's episode and she remains on the island.
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LIer Joy Mangano's new show boosts budding entrepreneurs
Mangano, whose products made her a home-shopping star and an entrepreneurial legend, is combining both aspects of her career with USA Network's "America's Big Deal."
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'The Last Duel':Ridley Scott's medieval masterpiece
For every grandly staged medieval war sequence there's a scene of taut dialogue or a moment of penetrating social insight.
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'Halloween Kills': More than just the usual scares
If this sequel captures something broader and more substantial about the American national mood at this fraught moment in time, that's no accident.
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'The Velvet Underground': Love letter to the 1960s' darkest stars
Mixing traditional interviews, staged scenarios, informational detours and evocative visual montages, the documentary is less about the facts of people's lives than the power of their ideas.
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Ariana Grande saves LIer after 'Voice' Battle Round
Bella DeNapoli, a 21-year-old singer from West Islip, lost her competition with a teammate, but Grande hit the "save" button, allowing her to continue on the show.
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Investigation Discovery airing special tonight on Gabby Petito case
Former New York news anchor Sukanya Krishnan will moderate the discussion for "Gabby Petito: ID Special Report."
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'I Know What You Did Last Summer': : Rewatch the '90s movie instead
There's hardly enough to this plot to sustain even the original movie. But the Hawaiian scenery is nice.
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Jennifer Garner among guests for Katie Couric book tour
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Howie Mandel recovering at home after fainting spell
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Prince William: Before traveling to space, save the planet
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Trump stars in Madame Tussauds branch in Dubai
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'The Buzz': Stunt performer Julia Maggio talks about her craft
"Cobra Kai" stunt performer Julia Maggio talks about her craft
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The Buzz: Peter Frampton marks landmark album's anniversary
Peter Frampton talks about his landmark album "Frampton Comes Alive," which was partially recorded on Long Island.
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'The Buzz': David Dastmalchian talks about 'The Suicide Squad'
David Dastmalchian plays Polka-Dot Man, the breakout character of "The Suicide Squad."
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'Squid Game': Solid thriller, good twists, too violent
Our critic weighs in on the most-streamed series in Netflix's history.
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'Succession': Season 3 soars, especially the end
The Emmy-winning series "Succession" returns for its third season on HBO, and it really builds as the season moves on.
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La Fiesta: Suffolk's top Hispanic radio station
From playing Latin music to keeping listeners informed on topics such as COVID vaccination, radio station La Fiesta has become the top radio station for Hispanic listeners.
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'Squid Game': Solid thriller, good twists, too violent
Our critic weighs in on the most-streamed series in Netflix's history.
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Robert Durst sentenced to life in prison for murder of best friend
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Leah Remini to be first 'Wendy Williams' guest host
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LIer continues her 'Survivor' journey
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Film, TV workers union says strike to start next week
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Watch trailer for Halle Berry's MMA movie 'Bruised'
Halle Berry plays an MMA fighter who leaves the sport in disgrace but gets coaxed into a brutal underground fight by her manager and grabs the attention of a fight league promoter. It's Berry's directorial debut and also stars UFC flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko.
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Fall movie preview with Rafer Guzmán
Newsday film critic Rafer Guzman breaks down the top fall movies coming out.
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A year after reopening, LI movie theaters still facing an uphill battle
The outlook for local movie theaters ranges from dire to cautiously optimistic.
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Film, TV workers union says strike to start next week
The union representing film and TV crews says its 60,000 members will begin a nationwide strike on Monday if it does not reach a deal that satisfies demands for fair and safe working conditions.
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'The Last Duel':Ridley Scott's medieval masterpiece
For every grandly staged medieval war sequence there's a scene of taut dialogue or a moment of penetrating social insight.
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'Halloween Kills': More than just the usual scares
If this sequel captures something broader and more substantial about the American national mood at this fraught moment in time, that's no accident.
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LI mega-fan excited to finally see Michael Bublé play Coliseum after COVID delays
Melody Cesare of Bohemia has seen the singer 18 times at 10 different arenas in four different states. She even has a tattoo of his autograph on her shoulder.
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Rolling Stones not playing 'Brown Sugar' on current tour
The lyrics of the song, a concert staple for 50 years, include lascivious allusions to interracial sex and a description of an American slave-owner whipping an enslaved woman.
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Roger Waters to play UBS Arena in August 2022
The Aug. 13 concert in-the-round will feature a dozen classic Pink Floyd songs in what the arena's announcement called "a groundbreaking new rock and roll/cinematic extravaganza."
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Red Hot Chili Peppers to play MetLife Stadium
The Red Hot Chili Peppers' 32-city tour will include a local stop at MetLife Stadium on Aug. 17.
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Pharrell reluctant to bring back music festival
Pharrell Williams said he doesn't want to bring back his Something in the Water music fest to Virginia Beach due to the city's "toxic energy" following his cousin's shooting in March.
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BTS campaign with UN nets millions of dollars
Korean pop group BTS' "Love Myself" campaign has raised $3.6 million for UNICEF to fight violence, abuse and bullying and promote self-esteem in young people.
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LIer continues her 'Survivor' journey
Plainview teacher Tiffany Seely had some memorable moments on Wednesday's episode and she remains on the island.
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Fall movie preview with Rafer Guzmán
Newsday film critic Rafer Guzman breaks down the top fall movies coming out.
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A year after reopening, LI movie theaters still facing an uphill battle
The outlook for local movie theaters ranges from dire to cautiously optimistic.
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A year after reopening, LI movie theaters still facing an uphill battle
The outlook for local movie theaters ranges from dire to cautiously optimistic.
-
'The Last Duel':Ridley Scott's medieval masterpiece
For every grandly staged medieval war sequence there's a scene of taut dialogue or a moment of penetrating social insight.
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'The Velvet Underground': Love letter to the 1960s' darkest stars
Mixing traditional interviews, staged scenarios, informational detours and evocative visual montages, the documentary is less about the facts of people's lives than the power of their ideas.
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Huntington's Cinema Arts Centre reopening Feb. 4
The theater has stayed closed voluntarily in order to undertake long overdue renovations. Patrons will see new seats, carpeting and ceiling tiles and increased access for wheelchairs.
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Gold Coast's 11th film festival split between in-person, virtual
There will be 10 features and one shorts program screening at the Manhasset Cinemas, while eight features and three shorts programs will screen online.
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Meet the LIers in the 'Sopranos' prequel
In "The Many Saints of Newark," Hicksville's Gabriella Piazza plays a mobster's wife, while Merrick's Chase Vacnin plays a young man who'll become a future mob boss.
