Widle Class News Today

Three classic Charlie Chaplin films have earned perfect scores on Rotten Tomatoes. What does that mean, though?

We looked back through our archives to find out what made headline news in Hexham and Tynedale up to 150 years ago.

With the Canadian Broadcasting Company calling him "an absolute juggernaut" and The Guardian deeming him "a storytelling titan," folk singer and guitarist Willi Carlisle headlines a March 26 concert at Davenport's Raccoon Motel, the Washington Post adding of the artist, “Carlisle has a poetry in describing songs passed down through generations as a most precious cultural

Prince: Sign of the Times, The Little Shop of Horrors, Dirty Dancing, and many more free films and concerts are showing at the Plaza Classic Film Festival 2022.

There is no reason to disagree with the assessment made by critic Andrew Sarris some 40 years ago that “Charles Chaplin is arguably the single most important artist produced by the cinema.”

Niketa Reed Niketa Reed founded the Fayetteville media nonprofit Arkansas Soul with a mission beyond inclusion. Her idea felt more like immersion. An offshoot of Reed’s work recruiting Black and brown students to the University of Arkansas’ journalism program, Arkansas Soul sees Black and brown news as its “main story, not as a special topic,” said Reed, a teaching assistant professor and the nonprofit’s executive director. “It’s our lives,” Reed said...

Arkansas Cinema Society hires NWA program director; plans to open ACS office in the region Kody Ford, a Fayetteville resident, UCA/University of Arkansas graduate and founder of The Idle Class magazine, will become ACS’ director of statewide outreach and educational programming/NWA program director. ACS plans to open an office in the Northwest Arkansas region and to launch a variety of efforts to foster the creative community there. From the release: LITTLE ROCK—Arkansas Cinema Society (ACS...

Alisyn. >> wendal goler thank you so much for that update. >> we want to break gridlock to make washington work for america, especially the widle class. senate needs to change from a place of constant, constant gridlock where we get things done and response to the challenges faced by america and especially the middle class. the first step is to stop blocking the presidents nominees. >> well, that was senate majority leader harry reid accusing republicans of trying to block president obamas top l...