Set in a sort-of futuristic ’60s, the art direction/look of this film marks a Marvel high point, and the score is great, too. The movie has a lot of heart to go with some consistent laughs.

The great Billy Joel finally gets a worthy documentary, a five-hour, two-parter in which he, and a lot of figures in his life, participate fully.

For the Song has been consistently hosting concerts in its two years of existence. In August, For the Song will feature two artists: Walt Wilkins and the Ramble, and Raul Midón.

Because this disease develops slowly and mimics more familiar illnesses, it is often misdiagnosed and only detected ...

My decades of ignorance of Indigenous history got me nowhere. They did not make me a better or more patriotic American—just a more ignorant one.

David A. Jacinto’s new book, Where Eagles Fly Free, is based on the true story of the author’s ancestors, Thomas Wright and his young wife, Annie, who leave their home in the British Isles in the ...

Coming up in the next 11 days: fun for the kiddos at Andelin Family Farm; the Holland Project’s group bike ride and party; and more!

It’s an overlong mess—2 1/2 hours—with no sense of purpose. While nobody is safe on the left or right in the movie, it’s non-committal. Sometimes, that can be a good thing, but, in this case, the film ...