Most anticipated films and TV of 2019
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High energy, uncomfortable comedic fashion makes 'Vice' genuinely entertaining
(01/07/19 2:00pm)
Dick Cheney is seen by many as the most controversial and powerful vice president in American history. With such a shocking legacy, it should come as no surprise that a mainstream Hollywood film depicting his political career doesn’t praise him or present him as an admirable man.
Cuarón’s ‘Roma’ is a testament to life
(12/31/18 2:00pm)
Few films captivate the soul as much as 2018’s “Roma” from Academy Award-winning director Alfonso Cuarón. He not only directed this cinematic masterpiece, but he also wrote, produced, edited and served as the cinematographer of the film. Based on his childhood experiences growing up in Roma — a suburb of Mexico City — the filmmaker has done something truly remarkable in that he has crafted a deeply intimate and personal film. It serves as a universal testament to humanity that everyone can relate to in some fashion. Simply put, “Roma” is the best film of 2018.
Kamala Harris endorses state Democrats in Sunday rally
(10/22/18 7:07pm)
In an energetic campaign rally Sunday, U.S. Senator Kamala Harris, D-Calif., endorsed U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., for re-election to the Senate and Mandela Barnes for lieutenant governor.
(10/22/18 1:53am)
Democratic U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris of California stopped in Wisconsin on Sunday to endorse her colleague Tammy Baldwin for Senate, as well as support Tony Evers’ bid for the governorship.
(10/22/18 1:53am)
Wisconsin Senator Tammy Baldwin.
(10/22/18 1:52am)
Kamala Harris and Tammy Baldwin.
(10/22/18 1:52am)
Lt. Governor candidate Mandela Barnes.
Bradley Cooper, Lady Gaga are at their career best in 'A Star Is Born'
(10/06/18 7:03pm)
If you had told me a few years ago that I would cry at a movie starring Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga, I would have laughed, but with “A Star Is Born,” the two A-listers have done something that’s nothing short of iconic in Cooper’s directorial debut.
