The 2004 movie A Dirty Shame, starring Johnny Knoxville, Tracey Ulmann, and Selma Blair, is a fitting final film for Waters.

Not often getting a lot of love inside the Criterion Closet, Stillman’s “The Last Days of Disco” was Yang’s next choice. It ...

The Yellow Springs Film Festival's Mini-Fest will kick off with a sold-out evening with John Waters at the Brightside. WYSO ...

For decades, the small sultanate of Oman has lured travelers with its deep ties to tradition and its tranquil desert quarter. Now it’s ready to face the future, thanks to an influx of new luxury ...

Bryan Schutmaat Back in the 1870s, when American travelers imagined the West, they didn’t picture the desolate plains and cactus-strewn mesas so beloved by John ... by a divine hand, and as ...

John Waters and company champion the kitschy gay landmark, which was difficult to see for decades, yet enormously influential on some of the most distinctive artists of our time. When film ...

John Waters made films for queer people long before the word queer was embraced by the community. That he was good friends ...

John Waters’s more popular projects, like the film and Broadway versions of “Hairspray” or the darker “Serial Mom,” starring Kathleen Turner, may obscure the earlier cult classics that ...

Waters has directed emotional films in the past such as Just Like Heaven, the Reese Witherspoon comedy from 2005 that paired her with Mark Ruffalo. Though mostly humorous, that movie tugged at the ...

Kyle Welcher loves fishing rivers. After the St. Croix Bassmaster Elite at Pasquotank River/Albemarle Sound, it is easy to ...