Lucy is a brainless-but-fun vehicle for Scarlett Johansson
Poor Morgan Freeman. These days, the veteran actor can’t seem to escape being cast – on account of those golden
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Kilt with laughter at Shadowland’s Unnecessary Farce
Since the Golden Age of Hollywood, organized crime has provided a bottomless well of inspiration for popular culture. Whether the
Phoenicia International Festival of the Voice returns
[portfolio_slideshow id=12340] Scenes from the Phoenicia International Festival of the Voice (photos by Dion Ogust) The growth of the Phoenicia
HVSF presents hilarious farce The Liar
“A liar should have a good memory,” wrote the Roman author Quintilian in the first century AD. Abraham Lincoln tweaked
Documentary of film critic Roger Ebert told with frankness & affection
Film critics are an opinionated lot, though why our opinions might matter more than yours is a very good question
Ruffalo & Knightley bond winningly over music in Begin Again
Once in a while a little indie movie with an unknown cast will make a big splash, if it has
Love in the Wars at Bard daringly reimagines Trojan War tropes
There’s something special about attending the world premiere of a play – a frisson of excitement in the audience that
The Dude abides in Rhinebeck
Ah, the Dude. Who ever would have thought that Jeff Lebowski, as played by Jeff Bridges, would be a cult
Kurt Rhoads schemes brilliantly in Othello
William Shakespeare’s gifts to the world include more than a few memorable villains – choice enough to make literary critics
Sarah Micklem, Cornelius Eady & Rough Magic in Kingston
Kingston’s Spoken Word will host a mix of talent and entertainment this weekend when poet/playwright Cornelius Eady takes the stage