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Although "West Side Story" was named the best picture of 1961 and won 10 Academy Awards, it is not much mentioned by movie fans these days, and the old warhorse "Singin' in the Rain" is probably more seen and certainly better loved. "West Side Story" was the kind of musical people thought was good for them, a pious expression of admirable but unrealistic liberal sentiments, and certainly its street gangs at war -- one Puerto Rican, one the descendants of European immigrants -- seem touchingly innocent compared to contemporary reality. Advertisement I hadn't seen it since it was released in 19...

The most exciting upcoming movies of 2021 and beyond GamesRadar 3/3/2021 © Provided by Total Film Dune Cinemas are slowly starting up again, which means we have a whole load of upcoming movies to get excited about. Yes, there are potentially still a few delays on the horizon – there's no knowing how things will play out – but the likelihood of safely sitting in a theater later this year is fairly realistic. We simply cannot wait. So, what upcoming movies should you be looking towards? There's a lot on the agenda. Not only have we got a whole bunch of stellar releases originally inte...

The most exciting upcoming movies of 2021 and beyond Jack Shepherd © Provided by Total Film Dune If there’s one thing we’ve learnt over the past few months, it’s that nothing is ever set in stone. That’s certainly been the case for upcoming movies and their release dates, anyway – in the face of a global pandemic, we’ve witnessed delays, dates pushed forward, and even movies removed from studios’ release schedules altogether. With cinemas remaining closed due to coronavirus restrictions, many movies have made the jump from theatrical releases to streaming deb...

>> Roslyn Sulcas, The New York Times Published: 10 Dec 2020 01:58 PM BdST Updated: 10 Dec 2020 01:58 PM BdST An undated photo provided by Steven Caras and the New York City Ballet shows Sara Leland dancing a role created for her in “Dances at a Gathering,” with Bart Cook. The New York Times Sara Leland, a principal dancer with New York City Ballet who was entrusted with staging George Balanchine’s ballets worldwide even during her performing career, and who went on to become a beloved ballet master with the company, died Nov 28 in Westwood, New Jersey. She was 79. "); } The cause of ...