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Despite the fact that the phenomenon of “boomerang kids” in their 20s coming back home to live with their parents
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Hunger Games succeeds, despite watered down anti-violence message
Who woulda thunk it? If, in spite of the departure of the inimitable Syd M last summer, you’re still reading
Rosendale to screen Gregory Bateson biopic and host Q&A with director Nora Bateson
The Ecology of Mind, a film by Nora Bateson, celebrates a person whose teaching and work in various academic and
Swashbuckling Martian spectacle John Carter will amply reward Star Wars fans
Disney’s newest blockbuster release, John Carter, had a relatively lousy opening weekend, based largely on a lot of advance grumblings
Iranian gem, A Separation, ponders universal human quandaries
Seeing the Iranian film A Separation brought to mind something that my photojournalist friend Lorna Tychostup said nine years ago
Cross-cultural borrowings in The Secret World of Arrietty
The movie-review-aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes recently released its list of the 50-or-so best animated films of all time. All of
Big Miracle’s radical notion of compromise
Maybe it’s just a sign of the aging of the Baby Boom generation, but it seems like everybody nowadays is
From Gryffindor to Eelmarsh House with Dan Radcliffe
Poor Dan Radcliffe. Though it’s difficult to muster up much pity for a kid who had made enough money by
Meryl Streep makes Margaret Thatcher seem almost human
When I first heard that Meryl Streep was undertaking the portrayal of one of my least-favorite 20th-century heads of state,
Oscar contender The Artist and the buzz that puzzles
At the end of every year, it seems, there are always a few films garnering heavy Oscar buzz, even though