BY VINCENT ABBATECOLA Back in the ‘50s, gargantuan sea-creature Godzilla made a name for himself in sci-fi cinema. An icon of movie monsters, he left devastation in his wake and battled other towering beasts, such as Mothra, Hedorah, Gigan, and even King Kong. Then, in 1998, filmmaker Roland Emmerich brought the King of the Monsters […]
The Nyack Chamber of Commerce extends its Thursday Farmers’ Market to Saturdays beginning on June 7 at 8 a.m. Nyack’s first-ever Saturday Farmers’ Market builds on a 17-year commitment to local farmers and specialty food producers, drawing crowds of shoppers to the Village every week — both outdoors in the warm months, and indoors in […]
BY GEORGE J. DACRE Mary can fly. Mary can do anything. And she does, in the person of the beautiful Lauren Blackman, in this production of the turn of the 20th Century epic that has enchanted many, many people over the years. “Mary Poppins” will enchant once more during a run at Westchester Broadway Theatre […]
HUMOR BY ELLA STEINBECK With spring here and warm weather on the way, girls of all ages have started peeling off their layers. I started thinking about dressing “sexy” versus dressing “too sexy.” How young is too young. She’s dark, she’s dangerous, she’s RCT humor columnist Ella Steinbeck I believe that grown women should be […]
The Palisades Fair returns for three consecutive weekends at the Palisades Center, located at 1000 Palisade Center Drive in West Nyack, N.Y., from Friday, June 6 to Sunday, June 22. “Our focus has always been on packing this event with family-friendly entertainment for all ages,” said Ron Weber, general manager of the event. “There is […]
BY VINCENT ABBATECOLA If you’re a fan of movies, especially comedies, you’ve probably seen John Landis’ 1978 college classic, “Animal House.” If you haven’t, you should. It’s one of the finest examples of comedic filmmaking, and is a staple in the college-film sub genre that makes for terrifically fun viewing. Now, in director Nicholas Stoller’s […]