By Katie Walsh Tribune News Service Former journalist and Emmy-winning TV writer Cord Jefferson’s directorial debut “American Fiction” is a social satire that wields a… Login to continue reading Login…
By The Examiner staff The Spirit of Independence Concert Band will hold its Christmas concert, the group’s final concert of the year, at 4 p.m.… Login to continue reading Login…
By The Examiner staff What: Children’s Performing Theatre of Independence presents a double feature of two short plays, “One and Only Santa Claus” by Pat… Login to continue reading Login…
J. Clara ChanLos Angeles Times 2023 really is Taylor Swift’s year. In news that should surprise no one, Swift — who this week hit $250… Login to continue reading Login…
Moira MacdonaldThe Seattle Times As the end of the year draws near, so do some of the year’s biggest and/or most intriguing movies. Here’s a… Login to continue reading Login…
James VerniereBoston Herald Coleman Domingo is the reason to see “Rustin,” George C. Wolfe’s often moving, nicely staged and dramatized depiction of the events and… Login to continue reading Login…
Rodney HoThe Atlanta Journal-Constitution Henry Winkler has been very public about his dyslexia. So when his youngest son Max suggested he write a memoir, Winkler… Login to continue reading Login…
Christi CarrasLos Angeles Times LOS ANGELES — The movie industry was still recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic when two of the most essential parts of… Login to continue reading Login…
What: City Theatre of Independence presents “The Musical Comedy of Murders of 1940” by John Bishop (1987), directed by Andrew McKinley and produced by special… Login to continue reading Login…
By Mike Genet mike.genet@examiner.net Gerald Dickens, the great-great grandson of 19th-century author Charles Dickens, returns to the Mid-Continent Public Library next week for free one-man… Login to continue reading Login…