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Award-winning O’Malley Creadon Productions, Pro Football Hall of Fame on board “Leap of Faith: The LeRoy Butler Story” feature film project

The documentary “The Loyola Project” reexamines the impact of the 1963 Ramblers, whose national title run not only brought in a new era of equity in college basketball, but shaped the very style of how the game is played. Co-writer and narrator Lucas Williamson and director Patrick Creadon join Lake Effect's Audrey Nowakowski ahead of a free community screening at the Oriental Theater.

We look at the rising cost of rent in Milwaukee and what it means for residents. Then, the filmmakers of The Loyola Project share the cultural impact of the 1963 Ramblers team. We give a rundown of this summer’s many festivals and events. Plus, tell you about a rare four-toed salamander discovered in a new region of Wisconsin, by UW-Milwaukee students.

"The Loyola Project" is a new documentary about the breaking of racial barriers in basketball. Loyola Chicago team captain Lucas Williamson discusses his experience as narrator and cowriter, the 1963 team and his faith.

As the University of Kansas aims to create more spaces for the community to engage in conversations centering around diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging, Kansas Athletics has partnered with the Lied Center and the Office of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging to host a special screening of The Loyola Project.

The guard was the voice behind a project recounting one of college basketball’s most impactful moments.

Don't get your Black card revoked by missing out on all these February film and TV offerings.

The movie centers on the 28th annual American Crossword Puzzle Tournament, hosted every year in Stamford, Conn., by Will Shortz, the editor of the New York Times crossword puzzles. It also visits fans of the Times puzzles (which run in the Sun-Times and countless other papers). These include Bill Clinton, Bob Dole, Jon Stewart, Ken Burns, Yankee pitcher Mike Mussina and the Indigo Girls, although they missed my friend Dusty Cohl, who descends into a deep mental well once a day and does not emerg...

On April 8, DGA members were able to view online the 2021 edition of the Meet the Nominees: Documentary event. Following a welcome from DGA Documentary Committee Chair James Moll, nominees Michael Dweck ( The Truffle Hunters), Pippa Ehrlich ( My Octopus Teacher), David France ( Welcome to Chechnya), Amanda McBaine & Jesse Moss ( Boys State) and Benjamin Ree ( The Painter and the Thief) engaged in a lively and entertaining conversation about their work, illustrated by clips from each film, and ...

CHICAGO — Behind a closed bedroom door and inside his closet — the quietest place in his home — Lucas Williamson stood with a microphone wearing headphones in front of clothes on hangers and sneaker boxes. This is where Williamson helped make a movie the last several months. “The greatest untold story of college basketball,” Williamson narrated in a clear, steady voice with a touch of ...