Doug Cockle’s return as Geralt of Rivia is a casting coup worth celebrating. Too bad the movie he stars in is so boilerplate.

John Keating, artistic director at the Great American Melodrama & Vaudeville next to Highway 1 in Oceano explains the origin of melodrama. See performance moments in this video.

Take a look behind the curtain as the Great American Melodrama & Vaudeville celebrates 5 decades of performances in Oceano, CA next to Highway 1.

The federal high court sitting in Abuja has adjourned the trial of the leader of the proscribed group, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu indefinitely. At the resumed trial, prosecuting counsel, Adegboyega Awomolo, ...

As an OG member of the Brat Pack in the 1980s, the onetime highest-paid actress alive for '90s classics like Rob Reiner's "A ...

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As Sister Wives Season 19 reaches its mid-season finale, fans are voicing their frustrations, calling the Brown family “bad actors” and accusing TLC of scripting events.While the season has included m ...

Bombing the trigonometry final, taking a dodgeball to the face, realizing one's crush is infatuated with the quarterback — experiences like these can sour students towards school. Yet for all ...

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Jacques Audiard’s “Emilia Pérez” is an Oscar contender unlike any other. It’s a musical, a trans parable, and a Mexico-set melodrama, all combined into one unique amalgamation by an interna ...

It was awful, it was wonderful, it was unbelievable — and they’re still doing it,” one of the theater’s cofounders said.

Not that I watched it, but in the 1989 tear-jerking melodrama "Back to the Future II," the film "predicted" that we'd have flying cars in 2015.