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A veteran actor, he was also a founder of Theater for the New City and Theater Three Collaborative, Manhattan groups known for experimental productions.

The Washington Examiner has extracted a six-minute sound file from Hunter Bidens laptop that is so appalling that you have to hear it not to believe it. I know this is asking a lot, as one of the first things that strikes you is how much the hapless Hunter sounds just like his dad, and thinks like him, too. Indeed it is tempting to say that Joe Biden is his

Marquette's famous untucked basketball jersey is the subject of Pudi's film

GREENSBURG — Tree County Players presents the Neil Simon classic “Rumors,” which is scheduled to open on the Main Street Playhouse stage January 22.

Timing is everything, they say. For Julianne Boyd the time is now to announce plans to retire as artistic director of Barrington Stage Company, the theater company she has run

A table, some chairs, many shadows reaching out into the unseen depths of an abandoned theater, and a long night of truth-telling.

The film was a feature-length conversation. And it is still stirring up plenty of chatter today.

Sometimes you run across a movie that's far from perfect and yet it contains things that are so good they take your breath away. "Street Smart" is a movie like that - a clever thriller with a lot of unbelievable scenes and a sappy ending, but two wonderful performances.

The 1981 film My Dinner with Andre features actors Wallace Shawn and Andre Gregory. Not to be confused with the thematically similar Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle, My Dinner with Andre shows its two stars having dinner in a fancy restaurant and talking about life. Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners Recovery from disaster is a long process, as this Museum of Anthropology exhibition demonstrates. Open until Sept. 5. On a list of the all-time great action movies, i...

“Look around ya. How did America get this way?” Allie Fox asks his son, Charlie, as they rattle through suburban Massachusetts in an old pickup truck. “Land of promise. Land of opportunity. Give us the wretched refuse of your teeming shores. Have a Coke! Watch TV! Go on welfare! Get free money! Turn to crime! Crime pays in this country.” Charlie laughs at his father in awe. “Look around you, Charlie. This place is a toilet. ... Nobody ever thinks of leaving this country. I do—I thin...