MU Panhellenic Association presented new philanthropy Circle of Sisterhood with a check to show commitment to its cause.
Continue Reading →
A farewell party for PS:Gallery owners Jennifer Perlow and Chris Stevens brought another announcement about the gallery’s future.
Continue Reading →
Fans can listen to the album before its release, which is a nice shout out to patient fans after the band’s long hiatus. The new album takes on new genres, styles and cameos.
Continue Reading →
Ebert kept the review of this Oscar winner simple but thought-provoking.
Continue Reading →
Did Roger Ebert believe that Slumdog Millionaire was a great film worth seeing? Reminisce with Roger regarding this 2008 Best Picture winner.
Continue Reading →
Ebert’s review mocks the tone of the film and distills its essence to the reader.
Continue Reading →
Historical inaccuracies are about the only thing Roger Ebert found wrong with this Mel Gibson classic.
Continue Reading →
Two years after Roger Ebert won the Pulitzer Prize for Criticism, he reviewed Woody Allen’s 1977 film about a “nervous romance” with would-be nightclub singer Diane Keaton.
Continue Reading →
It’s ironic that Ebert praised Spielberg for his directorial restraint while making this beast of a film when Ebert himself was known most for his distinctive writing style.
Continue Reading →
Roger Ebert had a way of making the complex into something simpler and bringing us with him from point A to point B — even when we weren’t aware that B existed.
Continue Reading →
In his review of Argo, Roger Ebert celebrates the effect that cinema has on individuals and the world. If you haven’t stood in line for a movie, to meet an actor or be an extra, you haven’t lived.
Continue Reading →
Celebrate the tasty holiday with one of these mouth-watering selections.
Continue Reading →
In this week’s issue of Vox, we interviewed Drew Halliday in our “A Conversation With” Q&A about the app he created, erodr. How does the app hold up to our reviewer?
Continue Reading →
Small-town Missouri hits the big screen at SXSW Film Festival in a documentary about Branson in all of its showbiz, tourism glory. Watch videos, see the star-spangled outfits and read about the showing in this post.
Continue Reading →
Fans and band crowded the lobby of the Missouri Theatre for True/False’s historically non-traditional closing night.
Continue Reading →
A set of interviews with past heads of Israeli security remind viewers of the power of talk, both in peacemaking and coping with the past. This film will certainly prompt discussion about the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Continue Reading →
Co-directors Lucien Castaing-Taylor and Véréna Paravel won the True Vision Award for Leviathan, which seeks to immerse viewers in its ocean setting. The film follows fishermen at sea, with all the peacefulness and perils that accompany that occupation.
Continue Reading →
The panel brought together directors from several True/False movies to discuss the ethics experimentation of documentary filmmaking. Producer Signe Byrge Sorensen (The Act of Killing suggested people need better media literacy.
Continue Reading →
Tasty food, a final film showing and last busker performance rounded out the evening.
Continue Reading →
Four late-term abortion providers share their stories and struggles in a personal and moving way.
Continue Reading →
© Vox Talk 2011
Recent Comments