I haven't moved for an hour.
Long Island is no laughing matter.
Take Alan King. It was Long Beach and Rockville Centre and, for the past 40-plus years, Kings Point. When his career began to take off in the late '50s, King had chances to move to California and rub shoulders with famous people, but he elected to stay home . . . on Long Island. Going to the Hamptons, for me, was like going to Europe. An impressive list, that one, and it's just for starters.