Molly Ringwald

Weird Al Yankovic In Town, Time Warped By Lady Gaga Parody

​"Weird Al" Yankovic, America's favorite Michael Jackson parodist this side of Chris Brown and the star of UHF, thirteen-year-old Male America's favorite movie this side of any movie where a woman is about to step into a shower, is coming to Effingham, Illinois on June 1 and St. Charles, Misso ... More >>

R.I.P. John Hughes, Director of Pretty in Pink, Breakfast Club Movie Music Innovator

Talk about shocking news: John Hughes -- the movie director and screenwriter famous for his '80s teen movies -- died this morning of a heart attack. He was 59. Hughes' films -- especially the holy trinity of Sixteen Candles, The Breakfast Club and Pretty in Pink -- were innovative in the way they us ... More >>

Comparing the '06 World Series to This Year

Talk about shocking news: John Hughes -- the movie director and screenwriter famous for his '80s teen movies -- died this morning of a heart attack. He was 59. Hughes' films -- especially the holy trinity of Sixteen Candles, The Breakfast Club and Pretty in Pink -- were innovative in the way they us ... More >>

Alien 2007: The Fatherhood

Schmaltzy Martian Child attacks John Cusack, all dads.

Thank Hell for Little Girls

Jailbait revenge fantasy is guilty pleasure, then pure torture

Pop Rocks

Ten albums that'll snap and fizz

in your ear buds all winter long

The Force Runs Its Course

Ten albums that'll snap and fizz

in your ear buds all winter long

Veda

Saturday, August 27; Pop's (1403 Mississippi Avenue, Sauget, Illinois)

Various Artists | Various Artists

The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement (Walt Disney Records) | Garden State (Epic)

The March to Middlesex

Jeffrey Eugenides closes the gender gap

Series/Festivals

Week of June 11, 2003

Series/Festivals

Week of June 4, 2003

Film Openings

Week of December 12, 2001

The Bitch of Kitsch

Terry Zwigoff and Daniel Clowes trap us with a raptor in Ghost World

THE ROAD TO WELLES-VILLE

St. Louis native George Hickenlooper takes another step on his Hollywood career path with the Orson Welles adaptation The Big Brass Ring -- but a happy ending's still not in sight.

Breaking the Waves

St. Louis native George Hickenlooper takes another step on his Hollywood career path with the Orson Welles adaptation The Big Brass Ring -- but a happy ending's still not in sight.