Archive for April, 2009
04-23-09: Digital Edition – Volume 7, Issue 16
DIGITAL EDITION – VOL. 7, ISSUE 16
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Todd Zimmer, Private Lawyer, Matrimonial Law
Divorce hurts. Unfortunately, it is all too common in today’s society. When a marriage dissolves it is often a difficult, costly ordeal. Long Island is home to many skilled attorneys who help people navigate through these tough times, and Commack-based Todd Zimmer, Esq. is one such professional.
The Soloist
An unsavory fusion of American Idol, Brother From Another Planet and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in reverse (that is, Hyde resisting release of his better half), The Soloist is further evidence, following Kirsten Sheridan’s patronizing August Rush, that UK directors don’t have a clue about issues of race, class or music in this country.
Heavy Heart
Do you remember the Canadian proto-thrash band Anvil? They were kind of big in the early ’80s? Not as big as, say, Scorpions or Judas Priest, but of the same era and genre? No? Maybe? I am told they had a few albums of note: Hard N Heavy (1981); Metal on Metal (1982); Forged in Fire (1983)?
Nothing But Net: For the Week of April 23 – April 29
The age old dilemma: Another issue of the Press hits newsstands. You rush to open it, skipping past the Vagina Monologues-esque “Dry Martino” and the 41st installment of the Fifteen Albums series in “Sonic Boom” to get to “NBN.” And look! There is a picture set mentioned. They are great pictures. None of this is surprising.
Diner-mite
At The CookRoom in Middle Island, “Granny” Annie Mandler and her son Jimmy have created their dream come true inside their own ’50-era diner, on a stretch of road across from a butcher shop called “The Cow Palace.”
