A filmmaker is documenting Bill Clements, the self-made oilman whose 1978 victory broke Democrats' century-long hold on the Texas Governor's Mansion and helped reshape state politics.

Growing up in the 19th-century American Wild West was a difficult experience for children whose lives were shaped by ...

A secret Philly connection in the season’s hottest documentary I saw You Can See Everything in a packed theater at the Ritz Five on Monday night and it was one of the most delightful moviegoing ...

Jack Faxon Supports Collections Care and Development The Smithsonian’s National Museum of African Art has announced a donation from former Michigan senator Jack Faxon (1936–2020). The donation ...

The National, a newspaper from Abu Dhabi, publishes a report on the Arab House of Havana, documenting the Levantine ...

The 2000s delivered a wide range of science fiction that mixed practical craft with fast evolving digital effects and strong ...

Once regarded as something that happens exclusively in Guy Ritchie films and on gypsy sites, bare-knuckle boxing is fast ...

An award-winning film produced by a native Puebloan about Afghanistan's ski culture is set to be screened in Pueblo.

With every mobile phone-user becoming a photographer of our world, the exhibition titled ‘Early Photography and Archaeology ...

Director Judd Apatow pays affectionate tribute to Norm Macdonald with the documentary “Norm: The Tale of Norm Macdonald” ...

Awards Radar seeks to provide objective, thoughtful, and wide-ranging coverage of the awards season, as well as the ...

Why was the estate built on an island, and where did Peter the Great find the “grandfather of the Russian fleet”? We take ...