Opinion

Step 3- How to START and KEEP your New Year Resolution  Using Fashion for Motivation by Nick Sorrenti So, I hope everyone enjoyed step 2 from last week. I just want to take a moment and stress about the importance of following a meal system. Not ...

by Becca Daly Whether you are a meat lover, a vegan, or somewhere in between, there is no doubt that incorporating more plant based meals into our diet is not only beneficial, but necessary for our health and for the health of our planet...

In 'Shades,' J. Lo proves she's not just a pop star on a screen.

From Gaga's 'AHS: Hotel' nomination to the snubs for Michael B. Jordan and Amy Poehler, these are the biggest surprises from the 2016 Golden Globe nominations.

By following her instincts and pursuing her passions, Mother Monster is overcoming the inevitable backlash and setting the groundwork for a lasting career.

It's time to reimagine your idea of the female pop artist as auteur — and Grimes, Carly Rae Jepsen and Janet Jackson's excellent 2015 releases are proof of why.

Have you ever lost your keys and had absolutely no idea where the heck they could be?  I did that last week.  Since I am very good about keeping track of my things, especially my keys (never lost them before), I was convinced that I my husband had my keys last...

From Grimes to Madonna to Joanna Newsom, these are the albums that defined our 2015.

Two new superheroine shows debuted this fall; CBS’ Supergirl and Netflix’s Jessica Jones. Jessica Jones received acclaim from critics and viewers alike, while Supergirl has already received a full season order for its first season. Both shows have wildly different themes, different tones, different distribution channels, and different core demographics… and yet within a few days of Jessica Jones' release, opinions popped up about how the dark, gritty Jessica Jones is a sign that bright, optimistic Supergirl will fail, or that the arrival of Jessica Jones means that Supergirl is irrelevant and unnecessary. Let’s not talk about what one show has over the other, or why one show will “make” the other one fail. Instead let's talk about something the shows have in common --- an ability to connect with female audiences --- and how that can provide a template for more successful superheroine shows.

The future of Oneonta's Main Street is the focus of a new survey.