I’m a bit of a sucker for simulation games. It allows me to put myself in the professional shoes of those whose jobs I’ll ...

Screenshot: IGS Classic Arcade Collection The IGS Polygame Master arcade system is perhaps not as well known as similar ...

Broadway Barbara—YouTube’s favorite delusional diva, patron saint of unearned confidence, tap breaks attempted against medical advice, and Fosse hands that simply refuse to retire—arrives at the Den ...

Being a lifelong fan of A Wrinkle in Time, the 1962 book by Madeleine L’Engle, is not unusual. It’s a must-read for elementary-school-aged kids, as much fun in the classroom […] ...

If Sundance Film Festival is about discoveries, a film like Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty! surely fits the bill. Directed and co-written by Josef Kubota Wladyka, who has primarily worked behind […] ...

The Cornelia Arts Building recently held their spring open studio event where the public had the opportunity to see work by dozens of artists. The building, located at the corner […] ...

With classic hits like “Hey Jealousy” and “Follow You Down” to their name, the Gin Blossoms remain one of the most enduring acts of the 1990s. Tonight, they’ll perform those tracks and more at Rivers ...

Subscribe to Third Coast Review’s weekly highlights for the latest and best in arts and culture around the city. In your inbox every Friday afternoon. During its early years, the building was the home ...

When Julie and Lou Rubin opened the first Hometown Coffee & Juice in Glencoe in 2018, their goal was simple: create the kind of neighborhood gathering place they felt their community was missing. The ...

It seems foolish to pose the question "who asked for this 28-years-later sequel to Practical Magic?," because the answer is obvious: the same people who asked for the sequel to Hocus Pocus that set ...

Kenji Tanigaki is a Japanese-born stuntman, stunt coordinator, fight coordinator, and director whose latest work, The Furious, might be the greatest action movie in the last 20 years. After training ...

In 1991, Andy Chase placed an ad in New York’s renowned Village Voice seeking musicians who shared his eclectic tastes. One response stood out from the rest: Adam Schlesinger, a fellow ...