The first feature film from director James Madigan is an action drama about havoc on a Bangkok to SFO jetliner. Unfortunately, it falls flat. Josh Hartnett stars as a man on a mission who is on a ...

Flo is here to prove that the era of girl groups is far from over. The British R&B trio, composed of vocalists Jorja Douglas, Stella Quaresma and Renée Downer, have been working to redefine the genre ...

Alec Soth brings us back to art school with his photographic series, “Alec Soth: Advice for Young Artists.” The work, inspired in part by Walker Evans’ Polaroids of young people, reflects on art ...

“Clown in a Cornfield” will never be ranked among the classics of our time, but there are aspects of it that are worthy of admiration. Based on Adam Cesare’s 2020 novel of the same name, it’s not only ...

Eric Esquivel-Gutierrez as Adamu in Awesome Theatre's "The Future That Liberals Want, or; Resume-Building Post-Apocalypse." Just a second ago, Adamu was masquerading as a tech billionaire, hoping to ...

Bestselling author Isabel Allende has been beloved for decades by millions of passionately loyal readers for her strong female protagonists and epic story lines stretching across the Americas. In ...

The new Vince Vaughn movie “Nonnas" aspires to be a bit of cinematic comfort food. It’s based on a heartwarming true story, features a lot of shots of simmering Sunday sauces and touts a lovable cast ...

It’s possible rapper Tupac Shakur first formulated his distaste for police brutality while still inside the womb. That’s because his mother, Black Panther member Afeni Shakur, was heavily pregnant ...

Louel Señores, clockwise from bottom left, Robert Rushin, Maro Guevara, Tom Reardon, Samuel del Rosario and James Arthur M. in New Conservatory Theatre Center's "To My Girls." Photo: Lois Tema Take ...

While cutting together scenes for the new series “Forever,” Mara Brock Akil, who has created shows like “Girlfriends,” “Being Mary Jane,” and “The Game,” recalls asking her video editor to pause for a ...

On board the Demeter, the vampire Count Orlok, played by German actor Max Schreck (1879 - 1936), emerges from one of his coffins before they can be destroyed by the ship's first mate, played by ...

"Two pianos: Who could ask for anything more?" brings Jean-Yves Thibaudet and Michael Feinstein together with S.F. Symphony. Photo: Michael Blank Two renowned musicians with a love of jazz and popular ...