By Bradley Lane Cinema is an extremely powerful medium for telling stories about humans and humanity. Barry Jenkins’ adaptation of James Baldwin’s 1974 novel, If Beale Street Could Talk, is, if not anything else, a […]
By Bradley Lane Glass is the 19 years in the making sequel to the 2000 film, Unbreakable, both of which are directed by M. Night Shyamalan and star Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jackson. Both […]
By Bradley Lane Bird Box is another film with a small theatrical release, with a simultaneous wide release on Netflix. By releasing some of the best films of the year (Roma, The Ballad of Buster […]
By Bradley Lane As a reviewer, I feel it my responsibility to review films I am interested in to recommend the best possible movies I can, however, I want to broaden my horizons. If I […]
By Bradley Lane Aquaman is a film with many flaws that somehow manages to stay enjoyable. Thanks mostly to the passionate direction of James Wan, what could have ended up as another messy and convoluted […]
By Stephanie Dolan The elves at the North Pole don’t take a break. Whether it’s spring, summer, fall or the Christmas season itself, preparation for Christmas is constant, and an undertaking so vast that sometimes […]
By Rick Hinton When Renate Beck moved her mother and daughter into a house on North Delaware Street in 1962, I’m sure she anticipated a few glitches along the way. There’s always painting, plumbing or […]
By Nancy Price Matt English was an athletic director, a husband, a father and a friend. Those who knew him remember him as a leader, a mentor, a role model and a father figure to […]
By Stephanie Dolan A great athlete is many things. Sure, he – or she – plays their game to the best of their ability. But there’s more to it. Athletes are often revered. People look […]
By Nancy Price The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) Missing Person detectives are searching for a man and his teenage son after a 10-hour standoff on Nov. 25 in the 7200 block of Sycamore Run […]