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Emeritus Founder, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief: Alan Gray
Prairie Miller is a New York multimedia journalist online, in print and radio, who reviews movies and conducts in-depth interviews. She can also be heard on WBAI/Pacifica National Radio Network's Arts Express.
Loosely based on the Joseph Sargent 1975 classic of the same name, the film is just as much a remake as an observation into how radically the way movies are made, has changed over the decades.
Getting in touch with his PG side, Eddie Murphy is into continued makeover mode navigating the hurdles of perplexed fatherhood and ruthless corporate warfare simultaneously, in Imagine That.
Engaging the services along the way of Devil's Canyon roadside attraction survivalist in his own mind Will (Danny McBride) as macho sidekick, the trio tumble into a parallel dimension when an earthquake strikes.
Perhaps a movie probing mental health and cyberspace needed to be made, but a film that voyeuristically fetishizes psychosis and the usual female torture onscreen is not cool at all.
Corcoran is Shirley, a brash tomboy and New Zealand livestock farmer too isolated from society to have knowledge about trivial pursuits like etiquette and femininity, or care.
Ward & Thomas Group's Q2 2026 market snapshot finds median prices holding at $665,000 in Ontario and $785,000 in Rancho Cucamonga, with new construction driving activity across Ontario Ranch.