The world of film criticism lost its most important and influencial voice with the death of Roger Ebert yesterday. During his time writing for the Chicago Sun–Times, Ebert helped create the modern movie critic. Anyone trying to review movies certainly owes something to the work of Mr. Ebert.
Ellen DeGeneres is going fishing again with a sequel to the animated blockbuster “Finding Nemo.”
West Virginia authorities say that a sport utility vehicle found with the bodies of an MTV reality show cast member and two others inside was stuck in a mud pit.
Cinderella never pointed her toes, sickled or pirouetted in the original Disney film, but for the Russian National Ballet, Cinderella is trading in her glass slipper and ball gown for pointe shoes and a leotard.
A sea of plaid shirts, cowboy boots and hats filled John R. Emens Auditorium Saturday night as country music fans came out to see the legend George Jones perform on his Grand Tour.
Lil Wayne says he's OK.
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Ben Affleck’s “Argo,” a film about a fake movie, has earned a very real prize: best picture at the Academy Awards.
The Funny, the Inappropriate and the Awkward
With more than 2,200 people in attendance, Tuesday night’s show was the first of two for Blue Man Group. The group’s second show is at 7:30 tonight in Emens Auditorium.
Paul McCartney and Mumford & Sons are among the headliners for the 2013 Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in Manchester, Tenn.
The Academy Award-nominated film about the hunt for the al-Qaida leader has sparked a controversy in the country it portrays, and it will likely not be shown on the local theaters.
With The Academy Awards less than a week away, discussions on who will and won’t win are heating up.
Creative. Funny. Inventive. Captivating. Entertaining. Colorful. Unexpected.
When a mad scientist predicts the end of the world, he turns to creating a scandalous Craiglist ad in hopes of saving all of humanity.
The Cave Theatre is divided. A damp stone-wall of paint and plywood will separate the stage as well as the audience.
Fun. won two major awards midway through the Sunday night’s Grammys, winning song of the year for the transcendent anthem “We Are Young” and best new artist.
Voices echoed through the Atrium as the Statesmen and several Indiana high school students gave an impromptu performance Saturday afternoon.
Thanks to a fictional serial killer and Kevin Bacon, there’s a sense of relief over at Fox.
“Zero Dark Thirty” is hard to watch, which is apparent right from the opening minutes, in which we hear cell phone and police scanner talk of the 9/11 attacks.
