Joe Dziemianowicz

5 days ago | yahoo.com | Joe Dziemianowicz

A new Peacock three-part documentary is taking you on an “Epic Ride.” Premiering in full on Thursday, July 24 the triple-decker docuseries Epic Ride: The Story of Universal Theme Parks showcases the beloved parks’ storied history and legacy. You’re going to want to see this series from start to finish. The documentary also gives an insider-y look at the hotly anticipated Universal Orlando’s new Epic Universe officially opening on May 22.

1 week ago | newyorktheatreguide.com | Joe Dziemianowicz

Waiting to see what develops goes with the art of photography — and theatre. But audiences anticipating something persuasive or perceptive to surface in Five Models in Ruins, 1981 will be kept waiting. Insights stay elusive in this uneventful fashion-forward play that’s not sharp or funny enough to snap as satire or deep enough, despite 11th-hour primal howling, to click as drama. Playwright Caitlin Saylor Stephens sets her story in the summer of 1981.

1 week ago | oxygen.com | Joe Dziemianowicz

Williamsburg, Brooklyn is an upscale neighborhood filled with pricey lofts and trendy restaurants today. Watch new episodes of New York Homicide on Oxygen and Peacock. Catch up on the Oxygen app. But in the late 1990s, the community “was infested with crack use,” said former Brooklyn North Homicide Squad detective Luis Martinez, who's now retired from the New York City Police Department. The area at that time also became the stomping grounds for a killer preying on vulnerable women.

1 week ago | oxygen.com | Joe Dziemianowicz

A few weeks before Halloween, the festive fall season turned into a true-life terror for one Atlanta familyCatch up on The Real Murders of Atlanta on the Oxygen App and Peacock. Ayesha Turner, a 28-year-old single mother of two, was reported missing by her mother, Faye Turner, on October 11, 2012. “They were a close-knit family," Linda Looney, a former news anchor for WVEE radio, said in the “House of Horrors” episode of The Real Murders of Atlanta, airing Saturdays at 8/7c p.m. on Oxygen.

1 week ago | newsday.com | Joe Dziemianowicz

Asian beauty and entertainment have surged in U.S. popularity through K-pop, K-dramas, and skincare innovations. Sukoshi Mart, open since last October at Roosevelt Field Mall in Uniondale, taps this trend by offering customers a wide selection of curated Korean and Japanese cosmetics, lifestyle goods and pop-culture merchandise. Kathy Smith, Roosevelt Field marketing director, called Sukoshi Mart "a fantastic addition" to the retail complex’s diverse lineup.