Hollis hip-hop artist weighs prose, cons of poetic Run
Joseph Rev. Run Simmons, one of the members of the pioneering rap group Run-DMC, officially put his name in for the ceremonial post by the Friday…
Boscos Corner: SJU picks homegrown new coach
The brain trust at St. Johns University finally made its decision, naming Queens native Norm Roberts as the schools next mens basketball coach Tuesday. All I can say is thank God. Thank God they finally made a decision.
Ethnicity is key in new QTIP play set in boro
Inspired by Archie Bunker, the Kosovo War and Eugene Ionescos absurdist play, The Bald Soprano, Greater Messapia, running March 18-28 at Queens Theatre in the Park, is an hilarious exploration of Queens assimilation, and ethn
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