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This week’s new release is heading straight to streaming video with many movie theaters closed. This one will likely find more viewers on-demand than it would have in a theater.
In a world without real sports to create arguments — thanks, Corona! — let's argue about which are the best sports movies of all time.
While a new film about Marcel Marceau, “The most important mime who ever lived," and his contributions to saving Jewish children during World War II, probably isn’t the movie quarantine audiences need need right now, but it’s what we have.
You will find more nuance in director Marc Meyers’ previous film, “My Friend Dahmer,” than his latest, “Human Capital.”
You’re nervous. You pick out the perfect outfit, hair is in place, and you’re ready to “get back out there.”
If you listen to Christian radio, the name Jeremy Camp and his music should be familiar.
This weekend the Galveston Arts Center, 2127 Strand St., will present “Haptic Recordings: The Body Eyes” by New Orleans-based artist Adam Crosson at in Galveston.
Director Michael Winterbottom and Steve Coogan reunite on “Greed,” their fourth film together. This time, the duo are outside their ongoing “The Trip” franchise, tackling fame and greed.
Tickets are still available for “One Night of Queen,” performed by Gary Mullen and The Works.
Just when you think you have seen every topic about dealing with cancer, filmmakers Lisa Barros D’Sa and Glenn Leyburn strip away melodrama and focus on love under a microscope.
Well, it looks like the weather is going to hold up for the second weekend of Mardi Gras festivities on Galveston Island, and there are plenty of parades, music and more for you and your family to enjoy.
Since 1923, Hollywood has been relentlessly turning out a new version of Jack London’s story about a California dog who becomes an Alaskan sled dog every few years.
It's time to 'laissez les bons temps rouler'
Writer/directors Nat Faxon and Jim Rash’s “Downhill” is less of a remake of the 2014 award-winning “Force Majeure” and more of an English-language interpretation.
Galveston Symphony Orchestra’s Sunday Masterworks Valentine’s concert features conductor Trond Saeverud on violin playing Niccolò Paganini’s exciting “Violin Concerto No. 1” and Howard Hanson’s “Symphony No. 2, Romantic.”
Ready to let the good times roll — Mardi Gras style?
The 92nd Academy Awards on Sunday is the second year in a row we have a nail-biting race for best picture.
Tickets for the heart-warming theatrical production of “Finding Neverland” are still available.
A new year means a new, (bad) Blake Lively film. The former “Gossip Girl” has been churning out at least one rotten flick a year since marrying Ryan Reynolds in 2012.
Mardi Gras! Galveston recently announced its music headliners for this year’s festivities, which kick off Feb. 14 on Galveston Island.
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