Finding Dory Review
BY: MALICK MERCIER The waves of happiness left after Disney’s, Finding Nemo were reignited on June 17th when Finding Dory made its debut in theaters. I went to the Linden…
Arts and Entertainment
Obit, the Tribeca Film Festival World Premiere
BY DEAN MOSES Obituaries, those small sections in newspapers gives us a glimpse into a person’s life after they have lived it, a behind the scenes look at their achievements,…
The Bomb: An Interactive Documentary Feature
BY DEAN MOSES The 2016 Tribeca Film Festival was rife with world premieres, celebrity appearances, and experimental features. One such inventive presentation was named The Bomb, a novel, fully emissive…
Exclusive Red Carpet Interviews with Check It Stars
BY DEAN MOSES The Tribeca Film Festival played host to some truly remarkable fiction features, but it also celebrated some cutting edge documentaries that followed some extraordinary stories. One such…
From the Bookshelf /Falling Down The Rabbit Hole of Retcontinuum
BY AMANDA MOSES We all have our bad days. Times when it feels like you are falling through a hole of regrets, missteps and all around wrong decisions, and sometimes…
World Premiere of The Fixer & Brief Red Carpet Interview with James Franco
BY DEAN MOSES The Fixer is director Ian Olds’ first fiction feature. This intriguing drama unfolds through the eyes of Osman, (Dominic Rains) a former fixer. A fixer is a…
Spring Creek Towers’ Afterschool Program Takes A “Journey through Black History”
BY: PAMELA STERN The Spring Creek Towers’ Afterschool Program participants were in for a real treat when Reese Carr and Claro Delos Reyes from New York’s world famous Apollo Theatre…
From the Bookshelf /New York Baseball Activity Books for the Littlest Fan
BY: PAMELA STERN With the weather warming up and spring in the air, it’s time for baseball! The New York Yankees and New York Mets have their fans at the…
Coney Island: Visions of an American Dreamland
By Dean Moses Brooklyn has a rich history. The iconic borough has world recognizable landmarks, many renowned people have called it home, and it boasts its own, world famous, amusement…
Interview with Deadpool’s Colossus
By Dean Moses Deadpool, the first movie based on the smart talking, sword welding, gun-toting anti-hero, hit cinema screens on February 8th. Here we are, mere weeks later, and it…
From the Bookshelf /Black History Month Reading List: The Best Books This February
BY ADONIS SMITH There is a saying that you learn something new every day, and this is especially true in the month of February. The month of February is known…
PS 346 Students Have The Bare Necessities
BY: PAMELA STERN Third, fourth and fifth graders at PS. 346 put on five sold out performances of Disney’s “Jungle Book.” The Jungle Book is an animated film produced by…
William Brandon’s Silence Speaks Volumes
BY AMANDA APONTE-MOSES Dean O’Leary is a man truly out of time, both in a sense of his dapper 1940s pinstripe suit, gun-touting style and a time warp that leaves…
Sleepy Hollow Is Renewed for Another Season
By Dean Moses The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, a short story by Washington Irving published in 1820, has spawned movies, animated features, and, most recently, a television series on the Fox Network appropriately named Sleepy Hollow….
From the Bookshelf / A Stalled Ox Review
BY: PAMELA STERN The Spring Creek Sun is proud to review a novella (which is a type of book that has the focus of a short story, but the scope…
