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Kelly has been held in Chicago, where he's facing a potential second trial in the fall in a separate federal case related to a sprawling sex crimes investigation.
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Warner, who played Theo Huxtable on "The Cosby Show," talks about his current role on the FOX medical drama "The Resident."
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Renaissance rock band Blackmore's Night is back: Hauppauge native Candice Night, half of the husband-and-wife musical duo, joins Newsday's "The Buzz" to talk about their first new album in six years.
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The teenage Garden City South native who reached the semifinals of "America's Got Talent" in 2019 talks to Newsday's "The Buzz" about starring in the rebooted "Mighty Ducks" series premiering tomorrow on Disney Plus.
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Back in the day, the Merrick station was Long Island's undisputed radio champ when it came to intesely local broadcasting.
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Kate Winslet is too much of a pro not to make "Mare" worth watching, at least most of her time on screen. It's all the time in between that's the problem.
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"Dad You're Embarrassing Me!" is neither embarrassing nor particularly bad, but it is arguably worse than that: It's old
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Multiple outlets are saying it's a go for the series about the former "Bachelor" star who just came out as gay.
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Long Islander Robert Tarango is deaf and blind, but that hasn't stopped him from living a dream as the star of "Feeling Through," an Oscar nominee for best live-action short film.
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"The House of Gucci," starring Lady Gaga and Adam Driver, is based on a book about the 1995 murder-for-hire of one of Guccio Gucci's grandchildren and the trial and conviction of his ex-wife.
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The board's approval last week marked the end of a two-year-long process that included six public hearings and multiple plan revisions.
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Movie star Will Smith and director Antoine Fuqua have pulled production of their runaway slave drama "Emancipation" from Georgia over the state's recently enacted law restricting voting access.
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The British Academy Film Awards honors included best picture and director.
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The "Nomadland" director's win all but solidifies her front-runner status leading up to the Oscars on April 25.
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The show was originally set for last year, then it was postponed to 2021. Now, it has been moved again to June 29, 2022.
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The duo recorded the song and video in different studio locations — Jagger at home and Grohl in the Foo Fighters studio
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"VAX Live: The Concert to Reunite the World" — wants to enlist corporations and philanthropists to raise $22 billion for global vaccinations. The concert airs May 8 on ABC, CBS and FOX.
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"Seven Years" is a paean to her long relationship with Ryan Gleason, 43, a restaurateur and real estate broker to whom Joel is engaged.
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Driving isn't "all fun and games," said the 18-year-old pop star, who revealed that she needed four tries to get her own license.
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The Grammy-nominated performer died after suffering "catastrophic cardiac arrest," according to the hospital in White Plains, where he died. He was rushed there from his home April 2.
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Tom Cruise's sequel to his 1986 hit "Top Gun" was originally scheduled for the high-profile July 4 weekend but will now be released Nov. 19.
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"Thunder Force" feels like a very late arrival to the what-if-superheroes-were-real genre, already exhausted by "Kick-Ass," "The Watchmen" and others.
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From the cool of "Pulp Fiction" to the comedy of "Clueless" to the class of "Titanic," check out Rafer Guzman's list of 30 movies that defined the 1990s.
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"Godzvilla vs. Kong" features two of the cinema's greatest monsters in one of the worst movies you'll ever see.
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"Godzilla," the band's ode to the giant Japanese monster (who takes on King Kong in its latest movie), is one of their most popular songs.
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The landmark cinema, which was destroyed by a 2016 fire, will hold a "soft reopening" ahead of its "grand reopening" on Memorial Day weekend.