Arts
Film Review: Remarkably Bright Creatures
Remarkably Bright Creatures proved to be an insufferable ordeal that felt like the most grueling experience I’ve had in trying to make it through a movie. … read more
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Bill Dubuque and Karen Campbell on Finding The Story Behind...
That edge-of-your-seat suspense is what Bill Dubuque and Executive Producer Karen Campbell set out to bring to television with the Peacock crime drama M.I.A. … read more
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Film Review: SLCC End of Semester Student Documentary Screening
A nearly daylong marathon of student films came to a close with a screening of three 30-minute documentaries: The Planto Connection, Ikigai and Devil in God’s City. … read more
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Film Review: You, Me & Tuscany
You, Me & Tuscany offers something familiar yet comforting. It wraps you up in a warm hug and encourages you to find fulfillment in the places you least expect. … read more
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Renny Harlin Brings His Signature Brand of Bite to Deep...
Renny Harlin has built a career defined by ambition, spectacle and an unmistakable love for storytelling. With Deep Water, Harlin returns to the action thriller. … read more
Last Call for Secondhand Screenings!
Secondhand Screenings are bringing the heart-warming, soul-crushing, hopeful lights at the end of the tunnel or sorrowful turns for the worst. Last call! … read more
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Down to Binge DTF St. Louis
The final episode of DTF St. Louis explores what most shows centered around sex don’t do well, which is that sex isn’t just about the physical attraction. … read more
Film review: Michael
Michael has the potential to be a big hit with audiences who didn’t watch Leaving Neverland and just want to tap their feet and enjoy the electricity of it all. … read more
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Preventing Food Waste Is Ty Burrell’s New Racket
Pickled For a Purpose Classic is a community pickleball tournament by Ty Burrell benefiting WasteLess, who reduces food waste through education and prevention. … read more
Charles Baker on Finding a Home on The Pitt
Charles Baker’s work on The Pitt underscores a simple but powerful idea: that empathy begins with seeing people as they are, not as we assume them to be. … read more
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Miranda MacDougall and Sean Harris Oliver on Hunting Matthew Nichols
There’s something fitting about Hunting Matthew Nichols coming from artists whose roots are so deeply embedded in the theater, like Miranda MacDougall. … read more
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Film Review: The Drama
DISCLAIMER: There is no way for me to engage in any meaningful conversation around the plot of The Drama without spoilers. So venture ahead, if you dare! … read more
