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The debate in my college dormitory at Villanova University in Philadelphia was heated for months before the first Super Bowl was played Jan. 15, 1967.

Last week’s column about journalism movies drew a small avalanche of comments, all of which are appreciated.

Many people are uber-critical of films made about their industries or jobs.

When teaching about media law and courts to journalism undergraduates, I always emphasized two cautionary caveats about judges. First, inside the walls of a courtroom, the judge is the law.

Residents of the Village of Wolcott will go to the polls March 12 to vote on a single measure: Dissolve the village government vs. keep it and its municipal infrastructure.

Hygge is my new favorite word — and aspiration — for 2024.

This holiday season my gift to others will be time.

I plead guilty to being a late adopter of most new, whiz-bang technology.

I heard an intriguing term — “technical arrogance” — this past week while watching “The Day After Trinity,” a 1981 documentary film about J. Robert Oppenheimer and the team of

Reading news about the Israeli-Hamas war has been excruciating. Even the news reports about the ceasefire were difficult to peruse. But, last Sunday, New York Times columnist and foreign affairs