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Movie Review: “The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected)”

Director Noah Baumbach moves a step away from the failed romance at the center of The Squid and the Whale … More

Adam Sandler, Dustin Hoffman, Elizabeth Marvel, emma thompson, Grace Van Patten, movie review, Noah Baumbach, The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected)

“Nimona” is a Fiesty Whirlwild of Adventure, Romance and Humor in a Medieval Sci-Fi Setting.

Author and Illustrator Noelle Stevenson has succeeded at the complex feat of creating a story that is at once familiar … More

book review, Dr. Horrible' Sing-A-Long Blog, graphic novel, Nimona, Noelle Stevenson

“A Storm Called Katrina” Uses the Picture Book Format to Document a Boy and His Family’s Escape From the New Orleans Disaster

*Each week in the month of August I'll feature one children's book about Hurricane Katrina.* ~Rebuild~Remember~ The paintings are the … More

A Storm Called Katrina, book review, Colin Bootman, Kids Lit, Myron Uhlberg, new orleans

“Zane and the Hurricane” Imagines One Boy’s Perspective on Living Through Hurricane Katrina

*Each week in the month of August I'll feature one children's book about Hurricane Katrina.* ~Rebuild~Remember~ Tackling  a historical, national … More

book review, Hurricane Katrina, new orleans, Rodman Philbrick, Zane and the Hurricane

“Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets” is a Bright, Trippy Mess of a Movie and a Ton of Fun

With a $180,000,000 budget and the director of The Fifth Element (Luc Besson) at its helm, hopes were high for … More

Beetlejuice, Cara Delevingne, Clive Owen, Dane DeHaan, Luc Besson, Rihanna, The Fifth Element, Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets

“Lucía the Luchadora” is the Best Kind of Book About the Best Superhero

Lucía the Luchadora is the powerhouse debut picture book of author Cynthia Leonor Garza, and illustrator Alyssa Bermudez. It reinforces … More

Alyssa Bermudez, Cynthia Leonor Garza, Lucía the Luchadora

“Maudie” is a Quiet Film with an Honest Portrayl of Bittersweet Love

Maud Lewis was a quiet housemaid in Nova Scotia whose simple folk art paintings brought her gradual fame in the … More

Ethan Hawke, Film Review, Maud Lewis, Maudie, movie review, sally hawkins

“This is What a Librarian Looks Like” Celebrates Libraries and All Who Love Them

With an assortment of photographs, essays and quotes this book gives faces and voices to some of the millions of Americans … More

amanda palmer, Cory Doctorow, George R.R. Martin, Jeff VanderMeer, Nancy Pearl, Neil Gaiman, Paula Poundstone, Peter Sagal, Sara Farizan

“The Big Bad Fox” is Pure Delight

From Aesop’s Fables to the Fantastic Mr. Fox, stories of the complicated relationships between chickens and foxes have been told … More

academy awards, Aesop's Fables, Benjamin Renner, Ernest & Celestine, Fantastic Mr. Fox

“Paris Can Wait” is Eleanor Coppola’s Celebration of Romance, Travel and the Finer Things for Women of a Certain Age

It’s easy to find a rom-com for teens. Ladies in your 20’s, you have your pick of television shows, Hallmark … More

alec baldwin, Apocalypse Now, Arnaud Viard, Diane Lane, Eleanor Coppola, Hearts of Darkness, Paris Can Wait, Phoenix

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