ARTS & MEDIA

Bennett's War highlights courage

Loosely based on the case histories of real-life wounded veterans, writer-director Alex Ranarivelo's endearing sports drama "Bennett's War" (Forrest) is a portrait of courage in the face of adversity. 

At Washington exhibit, the toll of the immigrant journey becomes art

A pair of well-worn shoes left in the desert at the U.S.-Mexico border is the last thing you'd expect to find in one of the most prized rooms of the Washington museum.

Fordham theologian takes new approach on pro-life, social justice issues

In a time of intense polarization in both Church and society, the new book from Fordham theologian Charles Camosy seeks to outline "a revitalized consistent life ethic" that "could demonstrate how to unify a fractured culture around a vision of the good."

‘The Feud’ a candid look at history

Veteran character actor Michael Murphy, a frequent “American Experience” collaborator, narrates the latest film from the venerable PBS franchise, “The Feud.”

FCC weakens rules on children's programming

The FCC acted to weaken the rules governing children's educational and informational programming.

‘The Peanut Butter Falcon’ reflects Gospel values

Film fans will find much to appreciate in 'The Peanut Butter Falcon.'

Brick parish to host mission with renowned musician John Angotti

Visitation Parish, Brick, will hold a mission in song and prayer Oct. 6. The parish’s music ministry, directed by Natalya Bencivenga, will accompany world renowned music missionary John Angotti.

Philly POPS’ Motown to benefit St. Lawrence, Morris Hall

The popular annual concert held to benefit patients and residents of St. Lawrence Rehabilitation Center and Morris Hall is returning this year with the distinctive sounds of the 1960s.

New book highlights 12 historic homilies delivered in times of crisis

As the Nazi regime systematically killed those it deemed mentally ill or “unproductive,” a fearless bishop of the Diocese of Munster, Germany, took to the pulpit in 1941 to denounce and challenge what was happening.

New reading for teens, kids focuses on morality, Bible, Jesus

The following books are suitable for teens and family reading, such as “Mozart: Gift of God.” 

Blinded by the Light highlights family, friendship, teaching moments

Abundant charm and an insightful depiction of the ups and downs of both ...

‘Blinded by the Light’ offers uplifting story about family, friendship

Abundant charm and an insightful depiction of the ups and downs of both friendship and family life make "Blinded by the Light" (Warner Bros.) – writer-director Gurinder Chadha's touching fact-based mix of drama and comedy – a winner.

'Hitsville: The Making of Motown’ will gratify viewers

Although he's approaching 90, storied music executive Berry Gordy doesn't appear to be slowing down in "Hitsville: The Making of Motown," the first documentary on the subject made ...

'47 Meters Down: Uncaged' a jumpy follow-up

There's blood in the water in the shark-themed thriller "47 Meters Down: Uncaged".

'The Angry Birds Movie 2' teaches a heartwarming moral lesson

Much feathery fun is packed into "The Angry Birds Movie 2" (Sony), the latest animated installment in the franchise based on the addictive phone app. 


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