If you still go to see Sex Tape after reading this, you have only yourself to answer to.
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Owner of many classics wants scaries to come together
Here are a few 2014 Blues Fest favorites
Jessica Novak covers this year’s impressive Jazz Fest highlights, from budding talented songbirds to seasoned blues legend B.B. King
The Syracuse Arts and Crafts Festival, a three-day event at Columbus Circle that runs July 25-27, showcases artists and entertainers from 25 states and Canada.
Though the story is problematic at best, the production is something to be seen.
James Mackillop reviews Cortland Repertory Theatre’s production of Les Misérables.
Damn Yankees remains popular for many good reasons.
James MacKillop reviews Little Shop of Horrors (running through July 26).
A Retrospective of Art From an Urban Approach
(REVIEW) Dan, Gretta use New York City to reclaim pride and their hearts in John Carney’s feel-good music journey.
As quality television continues to grow in scope and volume, the Primetime Emmys will grow and change as well.
Watch Trailer #2 for the Hunger Games
The movie will run 30 days long
The one-night-only events at Liverpool’s Carnegie Café, located at the Maplewood Inn, 400 Seventh North St., will feature local bands from the 1960s and 1970s as they rock once again.