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  • Film Critic and Entertainment Reporter, Newsday
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Dylan Skolnick hosting first event since Cinema Arts Centre firing

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By Rafer Guzman Verified
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The recently fired co-director of Huntington’s Cinema Arts Centre, Dylan Skolnick, said he’s planning a series of "pop-up" movie screenings around Long Island and has set his first one: A silent film with a live band that was originally set to play at his former venue. The new series will be called Cinema in Exile, Skolnick said, a nod to his firing last month that sparked a backlash from longtime members and led to a 250-person demonstration outside the venue on Saturday.
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Edward Burns shares stories of his novel and his LI childhood

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By Rafer Guzman Verified
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The hero of Edward Burns' "The Marlboro Road Gang" (Seven Stories Press, $28) spends his 14th summer riding a Rampar bike through his working-class neighborhood, avoiding bullies, glimpsing girls and trying not to get fired from low-wage jobs.
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Ray Romano being inducted into LI Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame

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By Rafer Guzman Verified
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Actor and Comedian Ray Romano (2nd from right) and his longtime manager and show Executive Producer Rory Rosegarten (second from left) will be inducted into the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame in November. Credit: Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame Actor Ray Romano and his longtime manager Rory Rosegarten will become the first nonmusical inductees into Stony Brook’s Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame, the venue has announced.
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