It's timely that, four days shy of national Geek Pride day and two short of the finale of one of the most anticipated genre TV series of the decade, Gallery 1988 would dedicate its latest art-as-pop-homage exhibition to The Twilight Zone. Over fifty years since its first (and unquestionably best)......
In June, Roadside Attractions will release Winter's Bone, the film adaptation of Daniel Woodrell's 2006 novel about a 17-year-old girl (Jennifer Lawrenc...
There seems to be no end in sight to the generations of children that will be enriched and entertained by the creations of the Jim Henson Company, and it's ...
Ah, springtime, when everything abounds: fauna, flora ... bloodletting. Well, in the case of the latter anyway, it's a sure sign that the annual Creation En...
Tracy Morgan has certainly come a long way since his early days second-banana'ing Martin Lawrence as Hustle Man. The former SNL player and current cast memb...
At a time when immigration reform is a hot-button topic in Washington -- and at least in one state, with local anti-immigration punitive laws reaching controver...
It remains an all-too rare occurrence in the 80-plus year history of the Oscars that a funny film is nominated for the grand prize, let alone that one wins. The...
While gearing up for the spring sweeps period, television fans are keeping score on which series will return in the fall (Hurrah! More Fringe!) and waiting to s...
Few local comedy shows in recent years have been as consistently excellent and almost unfeasibly fun as Meltdown Comics' monthly Friday-night lineup in the ...
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