Writing as Richard Bachman, Stephen King might have predicted things a little too well.
In a world of heartbreak, sometimes a tenuous hope for an improbable future is all one has.
In the news for the week ending May 27, 2022, are a real-life movie cop, a new Coke bottle, a pickle magnate, a cookie/cracker combo, and more.
Christina Stanton volunteered to help one young Afghan refugee family. It soon turned into something bigger. And better.
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Sumptuous, silly, and defiantly sentimental, Downton Abbey: A New Era is a feast of empty calories spoon-fed by a heavyweight cast.
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Skip the cookie-cutter hotels and try something different for a one-of-a-kind experience.
Step into the jury room of Rockwell’s The Holdout, in a haze of smoke and unbending wills.
Rod Serling is best known for The Twilight Zone, but his influence extended far beyond the iconic science fiction show.
When President Truman tried to nationalize U.S. steel mills in 1952, he met serious opposition; some went as far as to call him “American Hitler.”
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April Fools! Film critic Bill Newcott celebrates April Fools Day with this look at memorable movie morons.
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