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Fanning the flames of romantasy in Rochester

As a young girl, Myla Rose kept a life-sized cardboard cutout of Legolas from ”The Lord of the Rings” in her bedroom. She spent hours reading fantasy novels or playing “RuneScape” on dial-up internet under his watchful gaze. These early obsessions grew into “Skyrim” marathons and Re...


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REVIEW | ‘The Voice of Hind Rajab’

“The Voice of Hind Rajab” worked last year’s festival circuit with no distributor but plenty of A-list support (Brad Pitt, Rooney Mara and Joaquin Phoenix all ended up boarding the film as executive producers). When it debuted at the Venice Film Festival in September, writer-director Kaouther Ben Hania won the Grand Jury Prize (considered the festival’s second-place prize) a...


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Mutoscopes provided a window into the risqué

The year is 1900. You’re a Rochester boy old enough to ride the streetcars, and you’ve got a few nickels in your pocket. Where to go?

There’s the ballpark on Culver Road or the races at Driving Park. You could ride up to the beach if the weather is good, or down to the South Avenue bathhouses if it isn’t.

Or – if your taste runs toward the risqué – you co...


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REVIEW | ‘Before the Dawn’ by Claudia Hoyser

“Before the Dawn,” the sophomore album from Fairport native Claudia Hoyser is an ethereal dive into modern Americana and country. Hoyser’s unique voice and emotional vulnerability create something new and fresh, sultry and sweet. For fans of indie and country, this LP is sure to turn heads. While exploring themes like growth and healing, “Before the Dawn” is more than a grou...


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Pittsford grad Isa Antonetti, Eastman faculty and alumni take home Grammy awards

Natalie Venetia Belcon and Isa Antonetti play Cuban singer Omara at different ages in “Buena Vista Social Club.” PHOTO BY Heather Gershonowitz.

Among this year’s winners at the 68th annual Grammy Awards on Sunday, February 1 were Pittsford-Mendon graduate Isa Antonetti and several Eastman School of Music faculty and alumni.

Antonetti is the daughter of Victor ...


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