Sun City' offers evidence that widespread isolation began long before Americans became absorbed in their phones.

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Each week, courts-beat reporter Luke Taylor will assemble a bulletin of local criminal activity reported by C-U police.

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Despite acknowledgements of the tense political climate, a group of trailblazers centered hope in conversations with one ...

WHEN HE was a kid, Robert Eggers discovered a book at school and was mesmerized by its cover. It featured an image of Count ...

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Stars Matthew Modine, Daphne Zuniga, and Frank Jasper reminisce with IndieWire about the Harold Becker-directed sports drama, from cut scenes to Madonna, "Carla" to how it really was supposed to end.

Filmmaker Magnus von Horn discusses his gritty film, now nominated for the best international feature Oscar.