Dennis Quaid reflects on 'The Long Game' and growing up amidst segregation
'The Long Game' is based on true events and tells the story of JB Peña (Jay Hernandez) and five young Mexican-American caddies
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'The Long Game' is based on true events and tells the story of JB Peña (Jay Hernandez) and five young Mexican-American caddies
Dennis Quaid discusses his new movie "The Long Game," in theaters Friday. The film tells the true story of the San Felipe Mustangs, a high school golf team who prevailed against segregated country clubs.
True-life story of Mexican-American teens who make a run at the 1957 state golf championship
Jay Hernandez stars in a true-life underdog story about a group of high school kids who tried to beat the local bigots at their own game.
It’s almost upon us, my favourite day of the year. There is something about Easter Sunday that makes my heart skip in a way that neither Christmas nor birthdays can beat. I’m not sure why the memories sparked by Easter as a child are better than the other big occasions but it must have something to do with food. There was a time when Lent was a toil. Six weeks of penance without a treat. Morning mass and weekly confession, it was a time of purifying but once Good Friday was behind us the pressure was off and Saturday was set aside for planning the best way to eat as much as possible the fo...