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“Disclosure Day” (Universal) is the third installment in Steven Spielberg’s friendly alien trilogy, including 1977’s “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” and 1982’s “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial” (“War of the Worlds” doesn’t count because those aliens were meaner than Pete Hegseth). It’s also heavy on religious allegories, as well as a serious indictment of secretive government agencies. The latter is especially notable due to our current administration’s obsession with Area 51.
Some movies entertain us for a couple of hours. Others become part of our lives.
Some scandals practically beg for a stage adaptation. The rise and fall of Jerry Falwell Jr.—the evangelical leader whose public crusade for conservative Christian values collided with allegations of a years-long sexual relationship involving his wife and a young pool attendant—is one of them.
Check out our interview with Joy McCullough, the author of "Kestrel Takes Flight."
There are certain shows that feel bigger than Broadway. They feel like a celebration of culture, music, family, and memory. For me, Buena Vista Social Club is one of those shows.
If it feels like dystopian fiction is everywhere again, you're not wrong.
“Stop! That! Train!” (Bleecker Street/World of Wonder) is an ill-conceived homage to the 1980s Zucker, Abrahams, and Zucker comedies, including “Airplane!”, “Top Secret!”, and “The Naked Gun,” with a hat tip to 1976’s disaster comedy “The Big Bus.” Fueled by tired sight gags and slapstick, as well as laugh-less and lifeless jokes, “Stop! That! Train!” should never have been allowed to leave the station.
Marysol Patton will serve as the 2026 Grand Marshal of FLoatarama, the nation’s largest Pride-on-Water celebration on Saturday, June 13, along Fort Lauderdale’s iconic Intracoastal Waterway.
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