Book Review: The Passage by Justin Cronin
September 21, 2026Justin Cronin has written an epic here. Like Stephen King’s The Stand and Robert McCammon’s Swan...
Movie Review: Jonah Hex
September 21, 2026Any audience member unlucky enough to find themselves in a theater showing Jonah Hex will soon...
When Movie Marketing FAILS: Cats & Dogs 2, Knight & Day, Babies and Grown Ups
September 21, 2026You could not pay me to see Babies. Well, strike that, you could pay me, but...
Arizona and the Politics of Mural Painting
September 21, 2026Murals are designed to unite communities, create beauty and celebrate common values. The horrific reaction to...
The Weekly Listicle: Remakes We Love
September 18, 2026Jaden Smith and Jackie Chan in June 11’s remake of The Karate Kid. This week’s release...
Book Review: The Art Detective by Philip Mould
September 18, 2026Yet another of his discoveries turns out to be a lost watercolor by one of America’s...
Alice Leora Briggs: Art from Juárez
September 18, 2026While Briggs subject matter is unpleasant, her work has a dark beauty and an immediacy not...
Movie Review: The A-Team
September 18, 2026It would be foolish to say that Carnahan reined himself in, since these are some of...
Art Review: Yves Klein: With the Void, Full Powers at the Hirshhorn, Washington, DC
September 18, 2026In one of Klein’s, racier projects, the Anthropometry series, the artist dressed to the nines and...
Art Review: Object, Image, Collector at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
September 18, 2026It’s the photoetching, a 1974 work called “The Train,” that is really breath-taking. It seems to...




