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The Godfather of Comedy

Posted 06/09/21 by Eric P

Comedy writer Paul Mooney worked with household names without ever quite becoming one himself, but the mark he leaves on American culture is unmistakable.

The Comedy Stylings of Charles Grodin

Posted 05/28/21 by Eric P

The actor Charles Grodin left his mark on film, in books, and on late-night talk shows, but if all he'd ever done was irritate Robert DeNiro and romance Miss Piggy that would have been more than enough.

To All the Otaku, with Love (May 2021)

Posted 05/28/21 by Joyce S.

Are you a manga or anime enthusiast? We are, too! We are constantly looking for new (and awesome) titles to add to our collection. We are happy to share some of our favorites with you, including some light novels! For more suggestions, please feel free to contact your teen librarian at the Library!

Red or White?

Posted 05/26/21 by Talena R

Unfortunately, this blog is not about Italian Chianti or Chardonnay. It is about Mother's Day.

Books and Other Strange(r) Things

Posted 05/21/21 by Sam P.

Stranger Things finally released a new season four teaser after shooting delays due to COVID-19. Since the release date has yet to be announced, you've got some time to catch up on these stories about events before and during the show.

Recs for The Witcher Fans

Posted 05/18/21 by Joyce S.

If you are like us and patiently waiting for the next season of The Witcher on your favorite streaming channel, check out these reads. Here’s hoping that they will help tide you over before the highly anticipated release day!

Rachel Recommends: Cary Grant Edition

Posted 05/11/21 by Rachel S

“Everyone wants to be Cary Grant. Even I want to be Cary Grant.” ~Cary Grant

"Party Up" and Beyond

Posted 05/04/21 by Eric P

DMX left behind a robust catalog of gruff and visceral hip-hop tracks. If you want to go beyond megahit "Party Up" you're going to have to use your library card up in here, up in here.

Children's Library & Teen Recommends - Spring 2021

Posted 04/27/21 by Joyce S.

Check out what your children's and teen librarians have been reading!

Singing the Praises of Freegal

Posted 04/23/21 by Regina S

Are you missing live music because of COVID? Check out the music on Freegal.

Short Books for Grades 4-5

Posted 04/22/21 by Joyce S.

Great (and short) reads for grades 4-5!

Children's Library & Teen Recommends - Spring 2021

Posted 04/14/21 by Joyce S.

Check out what your children's and teen librarians have been reading!

The Performances of Yaphet Kotto

Posted 03/30/21 by Eric P

Yaphet Kotto built a distinguished and celebrated career on stage and screen, but certain fans of "Midnight Run" he'll always have a special place in our hearts as the other Alonzo Mosely.

The Life and Work of Cloris Leachman

Posted 03/22/21 by Eric P

There's more to the long and distinguished career of actor Cloris Leachman than "Young Frankenstein." But did I mention "Young Frankenstein?"

Children's Library and Teen Recommends - Winter 2021

Posted 03/02/21 by Children's Library and Teen Library

Check out what your Children's and Teen librarians have been reading lately!

Daft Punk is Playing at Your House

Posted 03/02/21 by Eric P

Daft Punk became one of the most influential acts in pop and dance music. Which is why the French have that old saying: Never underestimate a couple of guys in robot helmets.

Children Love Everything About Music

Posted 02/11/21 by April S

Engage children and alleviate boredom by listening to music whenever you can.

A Week of African American Music History, JAZZ Explodes!

Posted 02/10/21 by Kim P

The second week focuses on the beginning of an international phenomenon of new music called jazz.

The Life and Art of Cicely Tyson

Posted 02/09/21 by Eric P

Before she died in January, the masterful Cicely Tyson performed in 29 movies and 68 TV programs. The library has some of them.

A Week of African American Music History, The beginnings

Posted 02/03/21 by Kim P

The first week focuses on the actual roots of African music being supplanted in the New World.

My Life in Black Music

Posted 01/20/21 by Rhonda B. Sewell

From my lens, the deep impact and role that Black music has played in the experiences of the underrepresented, in social justice, celebrations, faith, as a unifying force, and for all people globally, deserves recognition 365 days of the year.

1920s America: A Decade of Great Change

Posted 01/15/21 by April S

Learn about the fascinating decade known as the Roaring Twenties.

Music and Dancing and All That Jazz

Posted 12/31/20 by Eric P

If it weren't for iconic dancer and choreographer Ann Reinking, there'd be an Ann Reinking-shaped hole in the middle of American culture -- and in the middle of the movie "Annie."

Fact and Fiction Recommends Winter 2021

Posted 12/22/20 by Fact & Fiction

Reading recommendations from the Fact and Fiction department Librarians at Main Library.

21 American Protest Songs

Posted 12/14/20 by Eric P

What do we want? Songs! When do we want them? As soon as this download is done!

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