Culture
Book is among scant print resources for Catholic sex abuse victims
The spirituality of "Veronica's Veil" is patient, compassionate and solidly Christ-centered, and describes how such spirituality may be translated into lived experience.
‘Artemis Fowl’ fails to take flight
Director Kenneth Branagh's adaptation of the young adult fantasy novel may be family-friendly, but falls flat with a weak story line and silly characters.
‘King of Staten Island’ reigns in crude (but touching) story
"Saturday Night Live" cast member Pete Davidson stars in a slacker comedy about growth amid the grit of casual sex, drugs and fatherhood wounds.
‘Shirley’ writes a suspense drama with literary heft
For good or bad, the new film starring Elisabeth Moss has the weight of a 20th century tale of madness but the feel of an English lit term paper due Friday.
Revived Brit-com ‘Mr. Topaze’ quietly shines
Peter Sellers stars in a restored version of the 1961 film that marked his only directing credit. Understated humor makes for a sophisticated parable about moral downfall.
Just what is the truth about Norma McCorvey?
The documentary "AKA Jane Roe" is ostensibly a portrait of Norma McCorvey, the nominal plaintiff in the Roe v. Wade case on abortion in the U.S. But the film's real purpose is to drop a bombshell.
Try these 12 tips to manage your kids’ screen use
School is coming to an end but with a slow reopening to civic life, kids could be looking at screens for a good while longer. Here are some solid ways to help them adapt.
New memoir shares raw tale of journalist’s path to Catholic faith
Readers who stick with "Sunday Will Never be the Same" will find themselves rooting for Dawn Eden Goldstein, a rock 'n roll journalist who opened her ears to God through a chaotic life.
The best things in life are free — like film classics in public domain
Have the time to watch old movies? See capsule reviews of 15 pictures from Hollywood's golden age that are currently in the public domain, along with links for viewing them online.
A shaggy ‘Scooby-Doo’ film returns with modern refit
Nostalgia aside, "Scoob!" salutes unity, loyal friendship, courage and self-sacrifice. It's a passable piece of animated entertainment but won't make much of an impression.