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HiT Movie Review: ‘The Song’
“The Song” fills that gap, showing a rock star torn between road temptations and what he assumed was the love of…
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Movies
5 Reasons Leonardo DiCaprio Needn’t Worry About the Climate
Actor Leonardo DiCaprio isn’t a scientist, but he played one during an impassioned speech before the U.N. this week. If…
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Hit Movie Review: ‘The Equalizer’
The Oscar winner doesn’t always pick the freshest projects, but he rarely makes out and out duds. His reunion with “Training…
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‘Believe Me’ Shows Maturation of Faith-Based Filmmaking
Some of the criticisms are well earned, while others reflect the industry’s unease when it comes to religion. So the…
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‘Project Enye’ Gives Voice to First Gen Latino Americans
In that moment of storytelling, I had a realization. It was so profoundly personal for me that I began to…
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‘Tar Sands Messiah’ Targets Hollywood Hypocrites
Tim Moen, a Canadian filmmaker, is going the Indiegogo route to fund his latest project. He’ll star in “Tar Sands…
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Hulk Actor Mark Ruffalo Shows True Colors at Climate Rally
Actor Mark Ruffalo thinks journalists shouldn’t ask tough but fair questions if the cause is just and true. The “Avengers”…
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HiT Blu-ray Review: ‘Very Good Girls’
“Very Good Girls,” on Blu-ray Sept. 23, lets her radiate the uneasy feelings so many teens experience on the cusp of…
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‘Gotham’ Finds Spirituality in the Darkest of Souls
“You seem like a nice guy,” Harvey tells him. “This is not a city, or a job, for nice guys.…
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‘Unsinkable Molly Brown’ Review: Reboot Powers Past Political Pot Holes
The show, playing through Oct. 26 at The Stage Theatre, fuses music from the 1960 Broadway show with “new” songs…
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