• HOME
  • WORLD TRAVEL
  • TRAVEL USA
  • WRITERS
  • ARCHIVES
  • LIFE LESSONS
  • ENTERTAINMENT
  • POLITICS
  • MISSION
  • TGIF JOKES
  • RESOURCES
  • AD RATE

Traveling Boy

Home Tag Archives: New York

Tag Archives: New York

An Empire State Road Trip

By Fyllis Hockman
in :  Travel USA
Mark Twain's study in Elmira College, New York

I left behind a museum devoted to one comedic icon to pursue a more subdued testament to another: From the zany and frenzied Lucille Ball and her museum in Chautauqua to the more philosophic and observational humor of Mark Twain.

Read More

Film Review: Ekwa Msangi’s Directorial Debut With “Farewell Amor”

By Lady Beverly Cohn: The Road to Hollywood
in :  Entertainment
immigrant family reunites at the airport after 17 years: a scene from 'Farewell Amor'

Ekwa Msangi’s directorial debut, Farewell Amor is a tender story about an immigrant family facing new beginnings.  Essentially a three-hander, the finely fleshed out characters are brought to life by Msangi and the stirring performances of the principal actors. It’s time for the character’s rediscovery and director Msangi divides the film into three segments to reflect the adjustments each character …

Read More

Chautauqua, New York: A Cornerstone of Comedy

By Fyllis Hockman
in :  Entertainment, Travel USA
stand-up comedy lounge, National Comedy Center

"You’re going to a WHAT?” asked my friend apprehensively. Yup. An hotel. Three of them actually for a total of six days as part of an Empire State Road Trip in upstate New York in early September, sponsored by the Harbor Hotels Collection.

Read More

Mohonk: Sumptuous Old-World Flavor Tastefully Wrapped in Casual Elegance

By Fyllis Hockman
in :  Travel USA
Sky Top Tower

When the couple, there for their 20th visit, commented that it was the first time they had taken the house tour – one of the staples of the Mohonk Mountain House experience – I asked what they had been doing all those years. Liz and Dan Gleason from Haddon Heights, NJ replied:  “There’s just so much to do all the time, you just can’t fit it all in."

Read More

T-Boy Society of Film & Music’s Friendliest Destinations in the World

By T-Boy Society of Film & Music
in :  T-Boy Society of Film & Music
Kyoto, Japan

T-Boy Society of Film & Music's latest poll is dedicated to the Friendliest Destinations in the World. As you can see from our member’s selections it could be a village, town, province, state, region or even a neighborhood within a destination. We felt it appropriate to have a positive, feel good segment as opposed to all the ongoing negative news that we are bombarded with on a daily basis.

Read More

A Special Story About A Special Man Doing Special Work

By Lady Beverly Cohn: The Road to Hollywood
in :  Entertainment, Life Lessons
Occupational Octaves

I wonder if I could take your mind off COVID-19 for a few minutes to tell you about Lee Stockner, a very special young man in New York who teaches piano primarily to Autistic children.

Read More

Foods with Long Shelf Lives, Community at Home

By Ed Boitano
in :  Eclectic News
shaka sign

As much of the world adjusts to a new normal of restricted living, our readers share tips for finding everyday joys... The Zoom platform is easy and convenient. Missing your favorite teacher or class? This will allow you to still take that class with that teacher at their regular time slots in the safe environment of your own home.

Read More

Max von Sydow, Dog Clones, Science in 2020s

By Ed Boitano
in :  Eclectic News
a young Max von Sydow

A Koreatown-based company in Los Angeles is giving pet lovers a second chance with Fido.For pet owners who just aren’t ready to let go, ViaGen can provide an invaluable service by cloning a beloved dog, cat, or even horse... Johnny Cash is arguably country music’s most cited influence by younger artists, but Cash wasn’t above being influenced himself. He was forever a student of music, always listening for songs that moved him.

Read More

Lift A Fork On The Queen Mary 2

By Richard Carroll
in :  World Travel
afternoon tea at the Queen Mary 2

The great ship designed for transatlantic crossings is negotiating a heavy Atlantic sea with white caps appearing like melting snow flickering atop curling 20-foot waves. There is muscle in the wind as an enormous stream of strength converges on the ship twisting the light in tight Picasso-like curls.

Read More

A Triple Crown – Swimming the English Channel, NY’s Twenty Bridges, Catalina

By Lois McKinney
in :  Travel News
Diana Qualls Corbin with U.S. flag

I had it marked on my calendar for several years: Diana, a friend of my daughter Jeannette and myself, would swim the English Channel in August, 2019 – and I planned to be there to see her off from the English shore and to greet her in France on the completion of her swim.

Read More
12Page 1 of 2

Recent Posts

  • Voodoo Doll
  • Covid Cabin Fever
  • Finding Peace in La Paz – The World’s Aquarium on Mexico’s Sea of Cortez
  • Travel Path to Recovery, 12 Days of Christmas
  • January 2021 Eclectic News Articles
  • New Cruise Ships, Traveling With Kids
  • January 2021 Travel News Articles
  • Virginia’s Primland Resort: Where the Out-of-the-Ordinary Happens Everyday
  • Fabulous Family Fun Activities
  • Loyalty, the Cult and the Incompetent Authoritarian

Categories

  • Audrey’s Travel Recipes
  • Book Review
  • Dear Heather
  • Eclectic News
  • Entertainment
  • Life Lessons
  • Politics
  • Product Review
  • Raoul's TGIF
  • T-Boy Society of Film & Music
  • Three Things About…
  • Time Capsule Cinema
  • Travel News
  • Travel USA
  • Uncategorized
  • World Travel

Archives

Connect

Advertise

Talk to TBoy Archives
  • HOME
  • MISSION
  • OUR WRITERS
  • VISIT PAST ARTICLES
  • TRAVEL NEWS
  • ECLECTIC NEWS
  • SUBSCRIBE TO TBOY
  • AD RATES
  • CONTACT US