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Hollywood comes to East Rockaway!
When Don Murray was asked in July about his memories of East Rockaway High School’s Rock Rivalry, the 80-year-old interclass competition the high school, the film star replied, “That’s where it … more
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That’s a wrap!
The Long Beach International Film Festival celebrated its 5th anniversary with its annual event Aug. 3-5 that included a line up of independent and studio films from around the globe. more
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“Hewlett High School Homecoming” was taken in 2000.
Long Island life through a lens
Being called “an outsider looking in” in social situations usually isn’t considered a good thing. Staci Schwartz, a Bellmore photographer who has documented parties and celebrations for almost … more
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Lee and Morty Kaufman of Valley Stream, both 90, are starring in a Swiffer commercial that has become a hit on YouTube.
90-year-old couple sweeps the nation
Even at age 90, Morty and Lee Kaufman are not a typical old married couple. They have been together for 44 years, enjoy each other’s company every day and banter back and forth hilariously, as witnessed by viewers of the national Swiffer commercial that the couple recently starred in. more
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Tamara and Thomas, two of the students profiled in the documentary, run up Heartbreak Hill, an arduous stretch on the cross-country course in Navajo, N.M.
Oceanside filmmakers debuts first documentary
Everything that Oceanside native Erica Scharf remembers learning about Native Americans in school took the form of history lessons — where Indians used to live and what they used to do. more
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Julia O’Rourke, 12, of Malverne, was featured in a film about Irish Step Dance.
Malverne lass jigs her way to the big screen
Julia O’Rourke is the face of Irish Step Dance. The 12-year-old Malverne girl was one of nine people featured in the film “Jig,” a documentary about children and teens who … more
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Maria Pusateri’s documentary “Vito After” examines the health issues Sept. 11 first responder Vito Friscia has been dealing with since the attacks.
‘Symbol of everyday heroes’
Though Maria Pusateri finished her documentary about the health of Sept. 11 responders four years ago, she is still working hard to get the word out about the film. “Vito After” features Valley Stream resident Vito Friscia, a now-retired New York City police detective who was at ground zero following the 2001 terrorist attacks. more
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