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Don’t be a jerk. Well, actually he used another word, which begins win an “a,” refers to both a special kind of terrible person and a small but vital portion of human anatomy, and cannot be spelled out in this paper. Coming as it did from my father, a learned, eloquent and in the truest sense deeply Christian man, this directive was notable in both its crudeness and its brevity. My brother has, as far as I know, always heeded it — indeed, it was the advice he offered to my son after he graduated. Watching the recent allegations against innumerable powerful men (along with a few wom...

Fri., April 21 at 7 p.m. Since 2015, 21 plaintiffs, now ages 13-24, have been suing the U.S. government for violating their constitutional rights to life, liberty, personal safety and property through their willful actions in creating the climate crisis they will inherit. Featuring Q&A Guests: Filmmaker and scientist Christi Cooper, Co-Lead Counsel Phil Gregory, Alaskan federal plaintiff Nathan Baring. "Greta Thunberg: A Year to Change the World" Fri., April 22, 8 p.m. - 11 p.m. on PBS SoCal Check local listings or stream on PBS.org and the free PBS App Follow Greta Thunberg as she takes her ...

Playing with Sharks: Australian documentary shines light on Valerie Taylor, deep sea diver who swam with sharks SatSaturday 6 FebFebruary 2021 at 7:32pm Valerie Taylor (seen here, wearing a chainmail sleeve) and her husband Ron were the first people to film sharks without using an underwater cage. ( Share Print text only Cancel She is renowned amongst her peers for her gutsy, pioneering environmentalism over the last 50 years, but it is only now that Valerie Taylor's legacy is being celebrated on screen. Famously providing 'real sharks' for Hollywood with husband Ron, the deep-sea diver's re...

Awards for the 2021 Sundance festival were presented Tuesday evening. The festival, which was held virtually online for the first time, started on Thursday and ends today.

Virtual Buzz Led to the Biggest Movie Sale in Sundance History Vulture.com 2/4/2021 Chris Lee © Miikka Skaffari/Getty Images Apple TV+ picked up the opening night film CODA for an impressive $25 million. Miikka Skaffari/Getty Images This year’s COVID-19-edition Sundance Film Festival ran four days shorter than usual, screened nearly 40 fewer features than in 2020, and unfolded entirely online. Ahead of opening night, attendants and competitors wondered whether or not this version of North America’s preeminent showcase for indie cinema would retain its luster as a hot ...