Singer-songwriter Consuelo Vanderbilt Costin connected with her family’s history in her latest music video, shot at the Vanderbilt Mansion.
Costin’s husband, Rafael Feldman, who produced the video, said his wife knew she wanted to do something big from the moment they started talking about the video.
Read on to learn about the music video and how it honored the history of the Vanderbilts!
Read MoreHuntington-area senior citizens still have time to register for the “senior, senior” prom at Huntington High School, which will be held on Friday, May 8 from 4-6 p.m.
Read on to learn the full scoop on the event, including details about the event and how to reserve your seat today!
Read MoreIt’s not every student who is afforded the opportunity to have his or her artwork on display in Manhattan - but a handful who study at a Wheatley Heights arts camp are getting their shot!
Read on to learn the exciting story behind how the Usdan Center for the Creative and Performing Arts will be presenting three different student art exhibits in Manhattan this spring!
Read MoreThe annual Huntington Lighthouse Music Fest just became a bit more interesting.
This year, bands will compete in the inaugural “Fight for the Light” competition, to be held next month at the Nautical Flea , in hopes to chosen to perform at the 2015 music festival at the end of the summer.
Read on to learn about the competition and the role it will play in this year's Huntington Lighthouse Music Fest!
Read MoreBig news - we will be launching a new section focused on Health & Fitness, which will run on the first Thursday of every month moving forward!
Read on to learn more about what this exciting new section will entail!
Read MoreMembers of the Walt Whitman High School Band had an opportunity to do something far from elementary on Monday. Twenty members of the group appeared in a shooting for CBS’s Sherlock Holmes reinvention “Elementary"!
Read on for the full scoop, including what role the band will be playing and which episode they will be in!
Read MoreA new duet is set to debut on the streets of Huntington village.
On Wednesday, the directors of The Paramount in Huntington village announced a multi-year marketing partnership with TD Bank, the sixth-largest bank in North America. In sealing the deal, the Paramount’s directors are hoping to put their mark on the live entertainment industry as a major theater with influence across the nation.
Read on now to learn the full story behind this exciting development!
Read MoreLía Miller is a model, a designer, a New York Fashion Week veteran – and an 8-year-old Dickinson Avenue Elementary School student.
Read on to learn about Lía's incredible accomplishments, see pictures of her modeling her own designs, and to learn more about what goes into the many unique dresses she creates and wears!
Read MoreNo stranger to making noise in downtown Huntington, the people behind The Paramount announced on Friday they will be adding another weapon to their musical arsenal: a radio studio.
Through a partnership with Connoisseur Media Long Island, operators of six Long Island radio stations, The Paramount is set to begin building its “state-of-the-art” studio at its location in Huntington village.
Read on to learn more about the studio and how The Paramount hopes to use it offer a “killer experience” for both fans and artists alike!
Read MoreLearn all about Long Island’s oldest and largest St. Patrick’s Parade in a special section published in this week’s edition of The Long Islander and The Record newspapers!
The parade journal is actually the fundraiser for the Ancient Order of Hibernians Irish-American fraternal organization which organizes, runs and pays for the parade.
Get your copy inside the March 5, 2015 editions of The Long Islander and The Record, on newsstands now!
Read MoreOn March 3, 2014, Cynthia Assemi and her 23-year-old son, Bijan, were watching TV, when the 47-year-old Northport hair stylist went into sudden cardiac arrest. They had just finished eating pancakes.
“I made a bad joke; I looked over and saw her head was back,” Bijan said.
Read on to learn how Bijan's knowledge of CPR was able to save his mother's life before it was too late, and how you too can be trained in CPR as well!
Read MoreIn this bitter cold, a surprising number of Long Islanders have been keeping busy at Caumsett State Historic Park Preserve. While a visit to the Lloyd Harbor park might not be the first activity you think of as you claw your way through piles of snow between the outdoor sports and weekend activity calendar, the winter is a busy time at Caumsett.
Read on to learn more about exciting wintertime activities that will be taking place at Caumsett this season!
Read MoreOur Lady of Mercy Academy senior Bronwyn Kelly, of Huntington, won a Juror’s Award for her mixed media tunnel book piece titled “Layered Progression,” a piece in the Advanced Visions 11 High School Artists of Excellence Exhibit at C.W. Post.
Read on to learn more about her highly unique piece and what critiques were given of it!
Read MoreThe big screen at a local arts house will celebrate Black History Month in a big way with five events from Feb. 10-24.
All films are $15 for the public and $10 for Cinema Arts Centre members. The Cinema Arts Centre is located at 423 Park Ave. in Huntington. Call 631-423-7610 or visit www.cinemaartscentre.org.
Read on for the full scoop, including background on each event that will be occurring, when each event will be occurring, and more details about what is sure to be an amazing series of events!
Read MoreA Huntington village hair salon has earned its spot in NBC Universal film “Sisters,” starring “Saturday Night Live” alumni Tina Fey and Amy Poehler.
Filming for “Sisters,” known in an earlier incarnation as “The Nest,” is set to take place today, Jan. 22, at 245 Main St. - the address of Jon Megaris and Son Hair & Beauty Salon.
Read on to learn about the shoot, how the Huntington village was chosen, and what the owner of the lucky hair salon has to say about this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity!
Read MoreOn Friday, Students and faculty walking the halls of Half Hollow Hills High School East noticed a new hallway component: mirrors.
There are mirrored cubes and mirrored rectangles hanging alongside empty frames on school windows. Passersby have no choice but to notice themselves.
Read on to learn more about this project, the purpose behind it, and how it has inspired both students and faculty alike!
Read MoreDix Hills resident Helen Proimos will play Eddie Money’s mother in Madison Theatre’s production of “Two Tickets to Paradise” – an autobiographical musical written by American rocker Eddie Money – in a four-show run this month at Molloy College.
Read on to learn more about Proimos, her interactions with Eddie Money, and what this show will mean to both her and the famous rocker!
Read MoreThe son of a part-time home economics teacher and a prison warden, Huntington-based artist Andreas Rentsch grew up on a prison compound in Switzerland.
His most recent work explores questions of justice – a callback, he said, to his first 18 years.
“That obviously has shaped not only my life but also my work,” he said. “I was in close contact with many prisoners and that's also where a lot of empathy grew for the human conditions.”
Read on to learn more about his both incredible story and works!
Read MoreSteve Israel, the Congressman from Huntington, has in the past credited a vociferous reading habit to help him keep his sanity in the often-dysfunctional surroundings of Washington D.C. Turns out, putting pen to paper has played a role, too.
Those efforts have produced Israel’s first novel, “The Global War On Morris,” a political satire on the Simon & Schuster imprint which, in many cases, is not ripped from the headlines per se, but a bird’s eye view of a Congressman, formed into a novel that’s due out Jan. 6.
Read on to learn more about this intriguing book and the upcoming book signing at Book Revue for it!
Read MoreYour kids can become artists and filmmakers in four weeks!
Huntington animator Timothy Peterson will be teaching the Stop Motion Claymation Workshop for Kids for students 10 years of age and up on four consecutive Saturdays this January.
Read on to learn more about Peterson's craft, along with how your kids can create their own characters and short animated films this winter!
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