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By: David Schultz With Phish covering Exile On Main Street in Indio and Gov’t Mule and Jackie Greene touching on all sorts of Jagger/Richards goodness in Philadelphia, The Rolling Stones were clearly the Seventies go-to group...
Goats can be funny. Especially the handsome tan-and- black one about to hit the deck in "The Men Who Stare at Goats."The man eyeing the goat in this standoff is no ordinary fella. He's psychically gifted soldier Lyn Cassady,...
World Series of Golf, Inc. today announced it has entered into a multi-year agreement with Compass Entertainment, LLC to produce a series of live events and television programs designed to increase participation in the World...
With a shop near every neighborhood, video stores have been the most convenient way to get movies for years. These days you can stay at home and get movies from a movie download site. Just about any movie every made can be...
John Kenley, a Midwest theater impresario renowned for taking large-scale productions to small towns and cities and festooning the shows with headliners like Mae West, Gloria Swanson and Burt Reynolds, died on Oct. 23 in...
Shropshire’s “Flicks in the Sticks” rural cinema scheme has added a new village to its fast-growing network. Beckbury, near Bridgnorth, will host its first village hall screening on November 18, when the Burt Reynolds comedy A...
The excitement of the movie blockbuster “Night at the Museum” came to life Oct. 30, during Laurel Oak Elementary’s own Living Museum. More than 125 parents and guests visited six fourth grade classrooms, where student ‘statues’...
A few worthless movies I meant to mention in earlier parts of my Worst of the Worst essay slipped through the cracks, so I wanted to warn you about these before I continue forward with the next parts of my Worst Movies lists....
FOR the first time in weeks, the National Enquirer leads with no picture of Angelina Jolie. And she should not be downhearted because the cover is dominated by the headline: “ WHO’LL DIE FIRST? ” Readers are invited to pick...
RIP John Kenley. Anorak’s Man In LA remembers the cross-dressing, hermaphroditic theatre star being ignored by the big media: ADD the Los Angeles Times to the mainstream media outlets that leave the most colorful part of a...
