Oscar-winning documentary maker Frederick Wiseman is dead at age 96. Wiseman, whose in-depth, revelatory movies made him one of the world’s most admired directors, died Monday.
As a perfect facilitator, Jeffrey Epstein extended the perks of his sociopathic zeal—the kind of fun suitable for the world of dark web—to his peers. He offered a glimpse into some of the world’s bigw ...
Patti Wheeler is the executive producer of the documentary “Kratom: Side Effects May Include." ...
Plus, ‘The Sound of Music’ at Academy of Music, American Legion 926’s Chili Cook-off; Sunday Brunch and Blues at Jamey’s; Paint and Sip at Media Fellowship House; ...
In 1854, Western Reserve high school students invited Frederick Douglass to speak on campus. Today, they're reliving that moment in a documentary.
Frederick Wiseman has died at 96. He is known for films including Titicut Follies (1967), Hospital (1970) and Welfare (1975).
Lillian Hellman’s landmark 1934 play “The Children’s Hour” has twice been adapted for the big screen, both times by director William Wyler, and neither film really did right by it. The Hays Code could ...
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