Loki versus the plebeians: Tom Hiddleston in Coriolanus
Ask random Shakespeare fans what their favorite is among the Bard’s plays, and the likelihood is very low that many
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John Savago looks back on 32 years as Town Justice for Gardiner
“It’s been a great ride,” says recently retired justice John Savago, speaking of his 32-year term of service with the
Old stuff worth saving: The Monuments Men
Ever get to feeling like we, the American moviegoing public, went astray somewhere along the way, becoming so enamored of
Crazy for you: Next to Normal on stage in Rhinebeck
Got someone within your family circle who’s more of a challenge to love than most, on account of the fact
Shelter film premiere, panel discussion on domestic violence in Kingston
In this issue of Almanac Weekly and elsewhere you’ll be hearing a lot this week about the global One Billion
Power Grid Issues forum raises specter of higher electric rates for the mid-Hudson
On Wednesday evening, Jan. 29, alarmed consumers packed the Marbletown Community Center in Stone Ridge hoping to learn more about
The Invisible Woman keeps a decorous lid on Dickens’ hidden love affair
Not content with helping to bring the wonderful recent sleeper hit Philomena to the big screen, Dutchess County-based film producer
Chocolate Lovers’ Brunch with John Medeski this Sunday benefits Family
Valentine’s Day is nearly upon us: an annual reminder that, even at times when the romance quotient in your life
Free “Secrets of the Shawangunks” lecture series in New Paltz
Midwinter can be a glorious time for outdoorspeople, given enough of a snow base to support skis, sleds or snowshoes
Scorsese Satyricon: The Wolf of Wall Street
Does the life of a film critic strike you as cushy, even glamorous? Abate thine envy, prithee. Granted, there are