Assistant managing editor @Newsday; former editor in chief @amNewYork. I also write about movies. St. Louis native. Springsteen fan.
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This is where I saw “Tow” with Rose Byrne.
New York's AMC Kips Bay Movie Theater to Close at End of 2026 variety.com/2026/film/news/a…
A sad day for us @Newsday - Bill Goldschlag was one of the best people I've known in this business. A kind, funny, brilliant guy and a true mentor. He helped me through some tough times. I'll miss him. newsday.com/long-island/obit…
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Wrote about a Bruce Springsteen tour
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Awesome performance of Purple Rain by @springsteen and #Estreetband last night in Minneapolis at @TargetCenterMN . Absolutely stellar guitar work by Nils and Tom Morello. Stunning.
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She was always great to work with and a terrific resource for everyone in the media. Life is very unfair.
All of us at Sundance Institute are profoundly saddened by the passing of Tammie Rosen, Chief Communications Officer, following a courageous battle with cancer.
Tammie was a remarkable leader whose integrity, compassion, and unwavering commitment to our organization will have a lasting impact. Under her stewardship, Sundance Institute’s story was told with heart and authenticity because, quite simply, she embodied the joy and power of our mission.
Tammie had an extraordinary ability to connect and inspire; she led with purpose and heart, always guided by an ethic of excellence, empathy, and genuine care for others. Her warmth, generosity, and laugh were infectious, and her keen intelligence and moral character inspired her colleagues not only at Sundance Institute but across the industry. She was one of a kind, and she will be deeply missed and forever remembered.
Our hearts are with Tammie’s family and loved ones during this extraordinarily difficult time.
- Ebs Burnough, Sundance Institute Board Chair
No, no, no, no
What's the Problem with 'Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere'? The Problem Is That 'Nebraska' Is a Bore variety.com/2025/film/column…
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It’s been 29 years, today, since TWA 800 exploded and crashed into the Atlantic off Long Island, killing 230 people on board.
“It’s where they all took their last breaths. They were all looking for a beautiful flight landing in Paris or Rome."
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Surprised to enjoy #SupermanMovie as much as I did (I am really not the superhero movie target audience): it’s fun, smart, well-crafted, even a little bit emotionally affecting. Best one of these in awhile.
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“It’s insulting.” The city paid more than $367,000 to two men convicted of killing @NYPDnews Det. Brian Simonsen because of their conditions at Rikers. Now, Simonsen’s widow is suing to claw back the money.
My @Newsday exclusive newsday.com/long-island/crim…
Deported to El Salvador, LI brothers hope to return to U.S.
Their mother brought Josue and Jose Trejo Lopez to the U.S. as children to escape gangs. A decade later, the brothers say they feel more American than Salvadoran. Via @Newsday newsday.com/long-island/depo…
Long Island @Mets fan celebrated #PopeLeoXIV unveiling in Vatican City
Eddie Schantz, a Syosset native who now lives in Commack, took a last-minute trip to Rome and became a viral sensation. Via @Newsday newsday.com/sports/baseball/…
The architect of the greatest Cardinals baseball era of my lifetime. Rest in peace.
We join the baseball community in mourning the passing of Walt Jocketty.
Our general manager from 1994-2007, Walt helped lead the Cardinals to the 2006 World Series title, two National League pennants, and seven postseason appearances.
We extend our condolences to his family and the many friends he made in the game of baseball.
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A tour company called New York Helicopter owned and ran the helicopter that crashed into the Hudson this afternoon, its CEO confirmed to @Newsday.
“I’m devastated … But you have to remember: It’s a machine. Sometimes machines break,” CEO Michael Roth said.
