Rebranded versions of ‘70s and ‘80s film and television properties have become a bit of a trend over the last few years. Most of these…
Chris Ellison
Dec 1
Nickelback has returned with their party-rock sound with their seventh studio album, “Here and Now.” The band (consisting of lead singer Chad Kroeger, guitarist Ryan…
Chris Ellison
Dec 1
This year marks the 25th anniversary of one of the most famous and innovative game franchises around: “The Legend of Zelda.” Nintendo has concluded their…
Chris Ellison
Dec 1
Thanksgiving is over; people have already eaten their fill of turkey and pepper-sprayed each other to get to the good Black Friday deals, and now…
Chris Ellison
Dec 1
It has been quite a year for The Black Keys. Still riding the Grammy-winning success of last year’s critically and commercially successful album “Brothers,” the…
Chris Ellison
Dec 1
The Hyperion String Quartet earned an audience of eager ears, filling Sheldon Hall’s Ballroom Wednesday night. The first piece that was presented was, Piano Quintet…
Chris Ellison
Dec 1
Sunday’s performance of “Contemporary American Favorites” expressed sentiments of poetry and theatrical appeal. Presented by Oswego State’s music department, Elisabeth Kisselstein performed short operatic pieces…
Chris Ellison
Nov 17
As a graduate of Syracuse University’s S.I. School of Communication (magazine journalism, class of 1981), I was struck by the incomplete and somewhat slack reporting…
Chris Ellison
Nov 17
Every story has a hero, a character that undergoes some sort of transformation or change as a result of the story’s plot. This is no…
Chris Ellison
Nov 17
Generally, I am in the minority when it comes to Bill Bryson’s works, preferring “Notes from a Small Island,” to his more acclaimed books like…
Chris Ellison
Nov 17
