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Ray Romano being inducted into LI Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame (opens the original)
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Actor Ray Romano and his longtime manager Rory Rosegarten will become the first nonmusical inductees into Stony Brook’s Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame, the venue has announced. The induction is set for Nov. 5 and will be open to the public with limited tickets available. Romano, born in Queens, played the fictional Newsday sports reporter Ray Barone on the CBS sitcom "Everybody Loves Raymond." Based on Romano’s stand-up comedy routines, the show was set in the Lynbrook home of
Demonstration planned at Cinema Arts Centre over Dylan Skolnick firing (opens the original)
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A demonstration outside Huntington’s Cinema Arts Centre is being planned for Saturday at 5 p.m. over the recent firing of the venue’s co-director Dylan Skolnick. The cinema’s board fired Skolnick Sept. 1 for what it described as "serious misconduct," with no further explanation. More than 130 potential demonstrators opened an email sent late Monday, according to Chris Thaler, founder of the group Save Our Cinema. Attendees were instructed to pick up flyers and posters Wednesday night at St. John
'I Play Rocky' and more highlights of the Hamptons film fest (opens the original)
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Two CIA agents, an aging thief, a hard-partying father and an unknown actor named Sylvester Stallone are among the subjects of several high-profile titles playing at this year’s Hamptons International Film Festival. Screenings take place Friday through Oct. 12 at venues around the East End. The Hamptons festival has long touted itself as a crucial voice in the awards conversation that begins to heat up each year around this time. It enjoyed a 12-year streak of screening the eventual best picture
Billy Joel's 'Turnstiles' coming out in a 50th-anniversary edition (opens the original)
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Billy Joel’s watershed album, "Turnstiles," celebrates its 50th anniversary this year with a special edition that includes unreleased recordings, alternative mixes, live performances and a concert film. The package will be available Dec. 11 but can be preordered for $69.98 at shop.billyjoel.com. Billed as the "definitive" version of "Turnstiles," the five-disc set features 67 audio tracks, 54 of which are previously unreleased. Disc One contains demos and early versions of such tracks as "All Yo
Celebrate National Coffee Day with these deals (opens the original)
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Your morning jolt might be cheaper than usual — or even free — thanks to National Coffee Day. The unofficial celebration has been marked annually by chains and independent retailers since its launch roughly a decade ago. Among the businesses offering bargains, giveaways and newly introduced items are Dunkin’ Donuts, where purchases made today through the app come with a free medium hot or iced coffee. The chain is also collaborating with L.L. Bean, offering limited-edition items on LLBean.com/du
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