“Game of Thrones” Season 8 Episode 1: Heartwarming reunions and the threat of the White Walkers
The beginning of the end has finally arrived for Game of Thrones, and it did not disappoint.
Brookfest 2019’s main acts turn up with students
The annual spring concert featuring popular well-known artists and bands introduced this year’s crowd to the openers Lil Skies, Aminé and headliner A$AP Ferg at the Island
Construction starting for Long Island’s first LGBT affordable housing project
The 16-year-old structure is being torn down this April to make room for 75 units of budget-friendly residential properties, which will be built by The D&F Development Crew
Long Island Portuguese community unites to bring hope after devastating storm
Beira, a port city in Mozambique, faced the brunt of the Category 2 storm, with winds that hit 109 mph. Seven hundred and fifty people were confirmed dead by the Mozambique
HBO’s “Barry” Season 2 is hilariously raw and darkly unforgiving
The first three episodes of Season 2 do more than deliver; they exceed expectations and promise a thrilling, entertaining and thoughtful season.
Holi celebration brings colors to Long Island
Dressed in a harvest-gold, damask-patterned sherwani – a coat-like lengthy garment common in India – President of the India Association of Long Island, Lalit Aery, zipped
Bring a box of tissues: The Fab Five are back for a tear-jerking “Queer Eye” season 3
While these five experts can work their magic on any transformation, it isn’t just superficial; the Fab Five aim to help inspire change on the inside too.
A second cat cafe confirms a trend on Long Island
A Kitten Kadoodle Coffee Cafe is set to open in Selden in May, making it the second cat cafe, a place where free-roaming cats can be watched and played with, on Long Island.
Growing Long Island art market sees new businesses enter fray
The Shelf, an artisan store in downtown Port Jefferson, will open in mid-April and will be selling the art of 32 local artists and entrepreneurs.
“Rabia” – giving a voice to the voiceless
“There are a lot of parallels between the movie and what is going on in the U.S. with migrant workers of color,” Crystal Williams, a junior health science major, said.
The Potluck
The Potluck: Ash Wednesday
Ash Wednesday marks the start of the Lenten Season in the Catholic Church. The liturgical season of Lent is a time of prayer, fasting and almsgiving.
The Community Garden
Diversity in the House
2018 is a year of firsts. We know representation is important, so having more women, especially women of color, in office during this election cycle is awesome!