Blues Bash takes over the Lowcountry
The Lowcountry is blessed with an abundance of cultural festivals and expositions. From wildlife to food and wine, Spoleto to MOJA, it seems there is always something interesting to experience ...
Parrotheads party
It has been more than a decade since Jimmy Buffett has performed live in the Charleston area, despite having a large and faithful following here. Buffett last played North Charleston ...
DOLLAR DAYS: Cinebarre does it up with events this weekend
This weekend, I'm taking a little break from this gorgeous (yet far from wintery) weather and heading up to Asheville where the weather is just a little cooler. But while ...
GET OUT: Save the Light celebrates 10th run on Folly
Lighthouses are like sunsets and babies: Everybody loves 'em. And lucky us, Charleston has two lights, the young one (49 years old) on Sullivan's Island and the old one (135 ...
Chew on this: Restaurant news
Executive chef Jeremiah Bacon of Oak Steakhouse and The Macintosh will cook at the Carnivore's Delight, a celebration of beef hosted by the Certified Angus Beef brand at the James ...
'A Dangerous Method' an eerie, elegant David Cronenberg film
Sex and guilt, repression and self-deception are the cornerstones of "A Dangerous Method." The eerie, elegant film charts the mentoring partnership, growing envy and bitter rift between Sigmund Freud and ...
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'A Dangerous Method' an eerie, elegant David Cronenberg film
Sex and guilt, repression and self-deception are the cornerstones of "A Dangerous Method." The eerie, elegant film charts the mentoring partnership, growing envy and bitter rift between Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung, the fathers of psychoanalysis.
Parents' guide to new movie releases
'Big Miracle' ; 'Chronicle'
'One for the Money' not worth the money
On today's edition of "Smart Women, Stupid Choices": Katherine Heigl! She left a halfway decent medical soap opera for a string of increasingly mediocre, decreasingly romantic "comedies" pairing her with increasingly bland leading men.
Whole family will love 'Big Miracle'
The title isn't an exaggeration. It was something of a "Big Miracle," the way the plight of a family of gray whales, stranded under the Alaska ice, captivated the country and forced oil men and environmentalists, natives and Cold War foes to team up back in the waning days of ...
'Innkeepers' evokes a retro sense of fear
The trappings may look familiar, but "The Innkeepers" is a new twist on the old-fashioned ghost story: It's the bored-slacker horror movie.
'Chronicle' a fun sci-fi romp
Teenagers acquire super powers and, being teenagers, videotape themselves as they learn what they can do in "Chronicle," an entertaining comic-book movie without the comic book.
'Woman in Black' haunts Daniel Radcliffe
Much as I like the "Paranormal Activity" pictures for their unfashionable minimalism and quaintly Victorian lack of gore, it's nice to get back to something like "The Woman in Black" -- not authentic Victoriana, exactly (Susan Hill's novel was published in 1983), and certainly not afraid of a little muck ...
Local 'Debutante Hunters' scores at Sundance
Summerville native's film wins Yahoo!/Sundance 2012 Shorts Competition
Parents' guide to new movie releases
'Red Tails' ; 'The Grey'
Carole Lombard, Fredric March shine in restored 'Nothing Sacred'
Those who bemoan the public's sometimes low opinion of journalists should watch "Nothing Sacred," a 1937 comedy showing that scorn for the press is hardly new. Restored in its original Technicolor on a Kino DVD, the film is one of Hollywood's funniest putdowns of the Fourth Estate.
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