For countless movie fans, Marlee Matlin’s name will always be synonymous with her Oscar-winning portrayal of Sarah, a young, deaf woman, in Randa Haines’ acclaimed film adaptation of Mark Medoff’s Tony Award-winning play “Children of A Lesser God.”
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This month’s picks showcase the power of women’s voices across genres. Whether they’re unraveling long-buried secrets, confronting expectations, or fighting for freedom across fantastical lands, these three new releases are your perfect beach, balcony, or book club reads.
Thanks to many of the same folks behind HarmonyWaves, the long-neglected building at the East end of the mall on 26th St and Dixie is getting a total make-over. She’s been a movie theater, live theater, and auction house, and now she will be a multifunctional performance space known as The Gray Box Theater (gray is the new black, don’t you know).
“RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars 10” has once again, revolutionized the “All Stars” format, and that is in large part to the bracket format.
Flavia Bruntti wanted to write about three historic cities that are kept by a web of time, and hence came up with "The Web of Time."
Expectations were low for the fourth attempt at bringing Marvel’s Fantastic Four to the big screen, but somehow director Matt Shakman, who is mostly known for his TV series work, makes us forget about the abysmal 2015, 2007, and 1994 renditions. His “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” (Marvel Studios), in IMAX, benefits from the combination of heroics, humanity, and humor.
Jaclyn Westlake thought a great idea for a premise is about people seeking a fresh start, and hence came up with "Lucky Break."
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