Engage Teens: Do Something Different for National Poetry Month

It can be difficult to think of new ways to encourage readers to read poetry. Many teachers and librarians have … More

Movie Review: “The Post” is Speilberg’s Love Story to Newspapers and is a Good Solid Film

Kay Graham (Meryl Streep) isn’t a household name, but she is exactly the heroine that we need right now. The … More

Even though other names are getting more attention at the beginning of this year’s award season, few regular movie goers … More

Call Me By Your Name is a cinematic day in the sun by the pool. Shot on 35mm film the … More

Although the ads feature glitz and glow, The Greatest Showman doesn’t possess enough life force to keep audiences engaged. There … More

In 1997 in Amarillo, Texas (nicknamed Bomb City because it is home to a nuclear weapons assembly plant) a young … More

*Guest review by Charles B. French* The Disaster Artist is a biopic, a bromance, a comedy, and ultimately, a success … More

Painting with human remains opens up a world of thought, stirs up emotions, philosophies and makes one question their own … More

The name Suzanne Ciani won’t ring bells for most viewers and yet after seeing the film, most viewers will realize … More

Love, Cecil is a touching portrait of photographer, costume designer and outspoken dandy, Cecil Beaton. With a mix of still … More