North Jersey Record Published 3:13 PM EDT Sep 28, 2018 The New York Mets will host the Miami Marlins Friday night (7 p.m.) to start the final series of the season. The Marlins will have Jose Urena (8-12, 4.07) on the mound, while the Mets will counter with Corey Oswalt (3-3, 6.08). Here is the Mets' lineup (check back for the Marlins): More Mets News More: New York Yankees take out full-page ad to honor Mets' David Wright More: David Wright leaves a lasting legacy with NY Mets franchise More: Jacob deGrom masterful in final start, solidifies Cy Young resume in Mets win … [Read more...] about New York Mets, Miami Marlins announce Friday night lineups
New york
The Development of the Framing Industry in New York City
NEW YORK, NY, USA, September 28, 2018 /EINPresswire.com/ -- 567 Framing is one of the leading providers of premium quality art framing, printing and design services and has continued to grow over the years to become one of the most sought-after local framing boutiques in New York City. The story of the framing industry in New York City and how the industry has developed in recent times will be incomplete without mentioning 567 Framing as it has grown from a relatively humble beginning to owning several offices in different locations in NYC including West Village and Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The company‘s excellent service delivery that includes a same-day-delivery offer, quality craftsmanship to provide the best possible custom framing, and detailed have helped 567 Framing grow in popularity over the years. The reviews and accolades from clients from all walks of life have attracted top brands and celebrities to the company with the likes of Nike, NBC, NYC Mayor’s Office, … [Read more...] about The Development of the Framing Industry in New York City
New York Times slammed for depicting Ford as calm, Kavanaugh as angry: ‘Photos are the perfect liberal narrative’
The New York Times is under fire for the photos used on Friday’s front page. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and accuser Christine Blasey Ford both delivered powerful, heartfelt testimony on Thursday before the Senate Judiciary Committee – but The New York Times selected side-by-side images for Friday’s front page that paint a liberal narrative, according to critics. Ford, who accused the nominee of sexual assault during a high school house party, is shown looking poised and confident with her hand raised as she was being sworn in. Kavanaugh was also sworn in with is hand raised, but the paper decided to use instead an image of him looking angry while seated. Media Research Center vice president Dan Gainor told Fox News that the Times’ front page is a microcosm of bias in the mainstream media. “This is what I love about The New York Times. Every time some idiot claims there is no media bias, just point to that day's paper to prove them … [Read more...] about New York Times slammed for depicting Ford as calm, Kavanaugh as angry: ‘Photos are the perfect liberal narrative’
Strangeness and Daring at the New York Film Festival
Sections SEARCH Skip to content Skip to site index Movies Subscribe Log In Subscribe Log In Today’s Paper Advertisement Supported by Critic’s Notebook ByA.O. Scott Sept. 27, 2018 Six months after the first New York Film Festival — held in Lincoln Center’s Philharmonic Hall in September 1963 — this newspaper observed the event “showed that New York has a large audience for new, unheralded and sometimes unusual foreign films.” Much has changed since then (including the names on the buildings), but the festival, whose 56th edition begins Friday, still rests on a bedrock of faith in that audience and those films. Back in the ’60s, moviegoers obsessed with — or merely curious about — what was happening beyond Hollywood pursued that interest in conditions of relative scarcity. The masterworks of postwar auteurs were not easy to see, and the Film Society of Lincoln Center … [Read more...] about Strangeness and Daring at the New York Film Festival
Nationally Acclaimed Theater Critic Chris Jones Brings His Theater News and Reviews to the New York Daily News
NEW YORK, Sept. 28, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The New York Daily News announced today that nationally acclaimed theater critic Chris Jones will bring his theater coverage to the New York Daily News. From Broadway to Off-Broadway and beyond, New York Daily News readers will now have access to theater news and definitive reviews from one of the most influential theater critics in America as named by American Theatre magazine (2001). /EIN News/ -- Jones will continue to be the chief theater critic and Sunday columnist for the Chicago Tribune, where he has worked since 2002. Jones will now also cover New York’s theater scene for the New York Daily News. A longtime advocate for the theater audience, his sophisticated coverage reflects a deep understanding of culture, politics and ideas of the moment. He will help Daily News readers grasp Broadway's crucial role in the New York economy. He'll show you where the money goes--and what makes a flop and a hit. Jones has been … [Read more...] about Nationally Acclaimed Theater Critic Chris Jones Brings His Theater News and Reviews to the New York Daily News