When a superb actor like Daniel Day-Lewis announces that his current film, “Phantom Thread”, will be his last, you can be sure that all those who admire him as
The 90th Academy Awards ceremony takes place on Sunday, March 4th. Leading up to that evening, I will give my analysis and my favorites among the nominees over the next
I watched a program on TV last week that chronicled the life of a very successful restaurant owner in New York City. What I learned from him was that location
GLAD YOU COULD MAKE IT, PATSY
And Hank and Loretta, Merle and Lefty, Kitty and Ernest.
Our long weekend trip to see family in WA of course needed travelin’ tunes
NOT ONLY NOT DEAD, BUT KICKIN’ HARD
Since I erroneously killed off cult legend Simon Stokes in my column two weeks ago, it’s only right that I report that
Chaim Potok was to the tenets and vicissitudes of Judaism as Eli Wiesel was to the Holocaust. Each man pursued his personal obsession with unflagging intensity, to a total of
In The Post, the character “Katharine Graham” states, “News is the rough draft of history.” This concept has been the mantra of those who have reported for and published newspapers
Editor’s Note: Starting this Saturday, the Daily Press will feature a local vegetable, fruit, flower or food you can find at Santa Monica Farmers Markets.
“Call it rapini,” Alex
Molly’s Game is the story of Molly Bloom, a promising Olympic class skier. After a devastating accidental fall during a qualifying meet, Molly gave up her athletic pursuits and
Rated R
132 Minutes
Released December 25
The saddest detail about the incident that inspired the movie All the Money in the World is that John Paul Getty III never
This cartoon by Chris Obrion went viral on social media in 2015 when the Library Journal posted it to its Facebook page. Although originally created for The Roanoke Times, which
