This show is important for people of all backgrounds, but especially for those who, for the most part, cannot relate to what is being discussed.
On the street there was a bright, cheery, upbeat mood that Harvey Stein believed would be worth sharing.
It isn't unexpected or imaginative, but it is the sassy and brassy Cher we’ve come to know and love.
“Thanks for Sharing” has a clear strength: its characters.
"As easy and natural and obvious as the gradual transformation of ewe’s milk into a nice big block of Roquefort."
The United Kingdom’s best-kept secret has come to the United States.
An epic and sobering treatment on the ambivalence of history and the extraordinary capacity for humanity to gloss over and construct their own realities.
"In a World…" follows the rules of the rom-com playbook but feels less formulaic as I found myself actually thinking (which is abnormal for a rom-com!).
I was just looking for a few laughs to help me forget the stresses of everyday life.
But as busy as we all are, this isn’t an argument to stop watching television.
The environment of the festival epitomizes the theme of developing community around the arts and activism.
What distinguishes this album is the earnestness that shines throughout.
Luc Besson’s "The Family" finds itself firmly stuck in an unsettling dichotomy of comedy and gruesome action flick.
The first "Insidious" left a mark on me that took time to completely erase.
It comes complete with corsets, a lot of sitting and needlepointing, trays of elaborate bite-sized desserts, more sitting, a ball and more needlepointing.
The 'Young Blood' teens have grown up.
Are they going to alienate their fans yet again?
This year’s reproduction of "Old Yeller" will feature the same country life and tragic rabidity plot points as the original, but promises surprises in the way of puppetry, animation and a slew of...
Now fast-forward to 2013 and the music of Carrabba's new band, Twin Forks. There is almost no resemblance.
“The entire Paradise Garden Project should invoke a sense of the sacredness of nature and by being inside the gallery, one will be a part of it.”
