The Life of Chuck The Materialists There are fewer people going to see movies in theaters. Some of that is due to changing viewing habits. There are more choices, endless choices it seems, to stream on TV. It's also true that many films are marketed as Big Blockbuster Entertainment...and fail to deliver much entertainment. If you're looking for a movie that's definitely worth your time and money, there are lots of choices available at your local theater.

A fun double feature? “The Wedding Banquet” and “A Nice Indian Boy” I've been hearing movie fans complain that "there's nothing to see" at the movie theaters. Of course, what they might mean, is that there are no BIG blockbuster movies that they feel compelled to go see on the big screen. Or perhaps, they live somewhere with no art-house cinemas, and the local multiplex is only screening horror films or children's programming?

Local poet Nancy Reddy’s new book promises refreshing perspectives around parenting and an opportunity to unlearn outdated practices and notions. Jill…

There were some BIG disappointments in 2024. Films with major directors or all-star casts or both, that were highly anticipated only to debut to derision. Truckloads of production money or marketing dollars could’ve been better spent on crafting multiple pictures. What saved this lackluster year was for me, the incredible, raw, powerful performances by actors that surprised me. There were some audacious turns in small films that blew me away.