Articles Archive for July 2011
War may have made their indelible mark on the American music scene in the ‘60s and ‘70s, yet they are still as vibrant and relevant as ever, celebrating their 40th anniversary of the band on …
When Alan Masters started working independently as a painter, he had already come a long way in his life. In August of 2010, he decided to make a bold move that would take his career …
I may already be too late, as the DVD and Blu-ray hit stores July 26, but if I prevent even just one person from seeing “Dylan Dog: Dead of Night,” I feel that I have …
With a church on almost every corner, St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in downtown Scranton may seem like any other house of worship in the city. But one distinct difference not only sets it apart from …
Temple Hesed may be Scranton’s oldest Jewish congregation, but they pride themselves on their modern and progressive stances on many issues, including the acceptance of gays and lesbians.
Following a month since same-sex marriages were legalized …
Heavy metal icons Motley Crue are known worldwide for embracing the wildest of rock n’ roll lifestyles, but all that founding guitarist Mick Mars wants to be remembered for is his diehard dedication to his …







