Browsing Tag culture
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MUSIC
Long Island’s own Edmond debuts new song “Motorcycle”
Check out the world premiere of “Motorcycle”, by Long Island’s own Edmond. Touring since he was a teenager in bands like ” No Good News” and as a ...
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DINING & NIGHTLIFE
If You Build A Food Truck Festival, We Will Come.
Article and Pictures by Al Katkowsky (Ice cream pic: Sue Bachner) Did you ever hear the one about Woodstock? No, not the “brown acid” part. The part where ...
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MUSIC
Review – ‘Cities in Search of a Heart’ by The Movielife
As the years start to creep up on you, and you’re not the spry teen you saw in the mirror 20 somewhat years ago, you start to take ...
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Culture
Finally, New York Becomes “Hemp Smart”
With his Grand Opening on Columbus Day, Jay DePietto completes Chapter One, in which he says goodbye to The Man, gives the finger to Big Pharma, and starts ...
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Culture
Long Island Vine Care – Ever Dreamed Of Having Your Own Vineyard?
For some people, wine is a bi-weekly activity – maybe a glass in the bathtub or while binge-watching Hulu. For others, it’s a way of life, and if ...
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Culture
R.I.P. Harry Chapin
On July 16, 1981 ( 36 years ago today) prolific singer songwriter, humanitarian and famed Long Island resident Harry Chapin died at the young age of 38. Although ...
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DINING & NIGHTLIFE
It’s A Food Truck Life (For Us)
Some of them come out in the nice weather, some are reliably placed all year, and some appear late-night, at your service, when you least expect it and ...
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ART
Artist Profile: Anjipan
I first met Angela Newman (a.k.a. Anjipan) at the now defunct “What is that though? Art Show.” I remember wondering if I was in the right place, finding ...
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MUSIC
Moon Tooth goes to The School of Rock
Dozens of children and one golden doodle were extremely excited to see and talk to Moon Tooth, the Long Island progressive metal band before they leave on their ...
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DINING & NIGHTLIFE
True North’s New Cocktail Menu Shuts Down Your Winter Blues
As bars and restaurants with craft cocktail menus are on the rise, Huntington is becoming a hotspot embedded with places to imbibe creatively constructed drinks. True North, an ...
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Culture
NY Fashion Week 2016
New York Fashion Week (NYFW) definitely lived up to its spectacular reputation. From blocked off streets to taxi drivers refusing to go anywhere near the venues, parades of ...
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FEATURES
The BIGMOSH PODCAST Presents: Cene Magazine Publisher Bill Oxios
Please take a moment this week to listen to our friend’s “The Bigmosh Podcast” as they have interviewed our publisher Bill Oxios. They talk about how CENE Magazine ...
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DINING & NIGHTLIFE
Rustic Root – Woodbury
Mention of New York typically sparks images of taxis, crosswalk signals, buildings, and road rage, but locals know that there’s so much more to this place than just ...
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Culture
Pokémon NO!!
Guys, I have to talk to you about something serious. I’m getting a little concerned. I gave you all a free pass on candy crush. I ignored my ...
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DINING & NIGHTLIFE
Tula Kitchen – Bay Shore
Whenever I plan to eat out, I tend to cycle through the same four gluten-free-friendly options: sushi, my favorite Persian place, local diner, and if I’m really short ...
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FEATURES 5
This is Christian McKnight by Andi Vinciquerra
If any of you reading this have ever listened to a record that you thought explained how you felt, ever loved a band that changed your life, ever ...
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Culture 2
24/7 Long Island: A User’s Guide
(Note: This is our feature 24/7 article. For our complete resource page, please click here. If we missed something, let us know in the comments below. Thanks!) It’s A Million O’Clock ...
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Culture
I Worked in Internet Advertising and All I Got Was A Lousy Non Disclosure Agreement by Andi Vinciquerra
Cover illustration by Amy Elizabeth. Cult leaders and Internet advertising managers have a lot in common: magnetic personalities, a false sense of entitlement, and an uncanny knack of ...
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DINING & NIGHTLIFE 1
The Rolling Spring Roll – Farmingdale and Syosset
On Long Island, Vietnamese food has been hard to come by. If one had a hankering for Vietnamese, they would have to venture closer to the boroughs. Luckily, ...
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FEATURES 1
Navigating The Spectrum by Erin Finneran
This past April 2nd I realized, as I do every April, that I only own one blue shirt. It’s a pretty ugly shirt with a year’s worth of ...
