The What and How to Find Irish Food in The New York Area

The What and How to Find Irish Food in The New York Area

Report by Brad Balfour, Arts Editor Recently, I was at a meeting and someone asked what exactly would make a good meal on St. Patrick’s Day? The obvious came to mind — corn beef and cabbage. But then, I got...
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The Film “Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man” Emerges as a Successful Extension of the Series

The Film “Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man” Emerges as a Successful Extension of the Series

A few years after the sixth season of the British TV “Peaky Blinders” series concluded, its cinematic extension –– “Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man” –– kicks off with footage of concentration camp inmates producing counterfeit pound notes.
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In This Beautiful Mutation of a Classic Horror Film, Director Maggie Gyllenhaal Gives Latitude to Jessie Buckley and Christian Bale to Put Their Own Stamp on This Story

In This Beautiful Mutation of a Classic Horror Film, Director Maggie Gyllenhaal Gives Latitude to Jessie Buckley and Christian Bale to Put Their Own Stamp on This Story

In Maggie Gyllenhaal’s “The Bride!” “Frankenstein” author Mary Shelley speaks from the afterlife, saying she has a story she wants to tell after her famous tale, but could not due to her death. So she possesses Ida, a woman living in 1936 Chicago.
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Social Worker Kimberly Mack brings Her Knowledge of “Cognitive Wellness” To a Community of Seniors Which Helps People Find New Insights

Social Worker Kimberly Mack brings Her Knowledge of “Cognitive Wellness” To a Community of Seniors Which Helps People Find New Insights

Profile by Mike Greenly As a successful professional in New York, Kimberly Mack helps people gain awareness and insights into their lives. A talented and insightful employee of Hawthornhealth.org, this social worker works with Harmony Road, a company that...
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Craicfest’s Terence Mulligan’s Answers Questions About Mixing Music and Film

Craicfest’s Terence Mulligan’s Answers Questions About Mixing Music and Film

Liam Neeson and Terence Mulligan Exclusive Q&A by Brad Balfour, Arts Editor Craicfest founder Terence Mulligan did something I always felt should be done more often mix music and movies. Over the years, I’ve seen a number of fine films...
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CraicFest 2026 kick Off St. Pat’s Festivities

CraicFest 2026 kick Off St. Pat’s Festivities

“Ballroom Boom” is narrated by Adam Clayton of U2 Preview by Brad Balfour, Arts Editor The legendary CraicFest kickoffs where the festival begins. Over the years, this series of events combines both Irish film and music. Launch by Terence Mulligan...
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For 27 Years, The St. Pat’s for All Parade Celebrates Diversity and Inclusion On Sunday, March 1st I n Queens

For 27 Years, The St. Pat’s for All Parade Celebrates Diversity and Inclusion On Sunday, March 1st I n Queens

Preview by Brad Balfour, Arts Editor What: St. Pat’s for All ParadeWhen: Sunday, March 1Where: Gathers at 12 noon and kicks off 1pQueens, NY 11101Cost: Suggested donation to the parade $40 and with a vehicle, $70 Continuing its proud tradition...
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Stylish and Compelling, “Crime 101” Provides a Bit of Heat On Screen This Month

Stylish and Compelling, “Crime 101” Provides a Bit of Heat On Screen This Month

Mark Ruffalo, Chris Hemsworth Review by Brad Balfour Arts Editor Film: “Crime 101”Director: Bart LaytonCast: Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Barry Keoghan, Monica Barbaro, Corey Hawkins, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Nick Nolte, Halle Berry, Tate Donovan Too many t...
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The 34th St Card Show at The New Yorker Hotel Makes This Sunday a Pop Culture Celebration

The 34th St Card Show at The New Yorker Hotel Makes This Sunday a Pop Culture Celebration

Thomas G. Waites — “Fox” from The 1979 Cult Classic “The Warriors” Preview by Brad Balfour, Arts Editor What: The 34th St Card ShowWhen: Sunday, February 15thEarly Bird: 9:00 AM10:00 AM – 6:00 PMFee: $10 per person$15 VIP ac...
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The NY Irish Center Presents “Fís Nua/New Vision” — America’s first Irish Language Film Festival In February

The NY Irish Center Presents “Fís Nua/New Vision” — America’s first Irish Language Film Festival In February

Preview by Brad Balfour, Arts Editor A few years ago, the film world was surprised by the ascension of so many Irish actors, directors, below-the-line folks and even a bunch of choice locations (witness the locations used in “The Game of Thrones”...
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