It's a great time to be a fan of movie musicals. Since the year 2000, theaters across the country have been filled with movies built to inspire audiences to gleefully sing along.
With most soap operas, you can expect to see a super couple emerge quite early in a storyline.
THIS DAY IN 1978: The "Garfield" comic strip appeared for the first time. "Garfield" creator Jim Davis, pauses after drawing the cartoon character in his Muncie, Ind., office Tuesday, June 9, 1998.
There are short films aplenty at this year's Frameline Film Festival, which starts tomorrow and runs through June 29. Sadly, most of them were not available to prescreen, but I bet if you google some of them, you might be able to find some online.
Robert Englund, the original face of Freddy Krueger, will be putting on the makeup one last time at a Chicago horror convention.
Actress Laura Dern refuses to feel "shame" about her divorce because most of her friends' marriages have also broken down.
Magpies, the birds that hunt down and steal shiny new objects, flock around a woman aggressively in these fashion images, while her watch shines a bright gold through the swarm of black and white.
Films made up of interwoven stories are notoriously difficult to do well, as it's all too easy either to lose the threads of the difficult episodes or to become impatient with the less substantial ones.
With the new Godzilla movie being little more than a re-hash of the little seen 1971 Godzilla vs the Smog Monster - substitute the dangers of nuclear energy with the very '70s environmental dangers of smog, right down to the baddie, Hedora, sucking on a factory smokestack to get its energy! - I thought it'd be fun to come up with a list of films ... (more)