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Arts/Entertainment

Write Now: There Is No Right Or Wrong Way To Journal

Writing is powerful. Imagine my surprise and delight when I read the April 5 article “Keeping A Journal Has Mental Health Benefits” by Morgan Pitts, LMSW, on Page A7. The article for Family Service of the Chautauqua Region was spot on. I say this because recently, I wrote about how ...

Two Comics To Perform At Tropicana Room On Saturday

Al Park and Bill Lake are two very different comedians in terms of delivery and subject matter, but the most impressive commonality they share is reaching big breaks in their comedy careers years after most typically do in the industry. Park, a 45-year-old winner of the Boston and ...

Tan France Bridges Divides On TV, Real Life

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Netflix show “Queer Eye “ caught on by doing something unusual: creating reality TV that touches on some of the country’s deepest divides with persistent optimism. Alongside sleek new haircuts and rehabbed wardrobes, the makeover program starring five gay men ...

Live Online TV, Is Getting More Expensive

NEW YORK (AP) — If you signed up to stream live TV in hopes of saving money over traditional cable, you may be in for a rude surprise. Live online-TV providers like YouTube TV, DirecTV Now and Hulu with Live TV lured users with digital “skinny bundles” that were cheaper than cable. Now, ...

‘For The Joy Of It’

His passion for the arts continues. Having been away from the lights, camera, and action of Hollywood for about 15 years, Mitchell Anderson, found it easy to step right back in front of the lens. “I was a professional actor for most of my early adulthood. Then I stopped acting,” ...

Write Now: Vai’s New Guitar Book Is A Great Reference

His book arrived this week, and I immediately opened the package to explore what it was all about. Steve Vai’s new guitar book “Vaideology: Basic Music Theory for Guitar Players” packs in the information. A while back, I wrote about how I would like to take a lesson from three ...