The Silver Moon isn’t merely surviving in our digital world—it’s flourishing as one of the Sunshine State’s few remaining authentic drive-in theaters, delivering nightly double features that transport ...

It's hard to overstate just how violent and commie-hating American pop culture was in the 1980s. The late wrestler was among ...

The book series, which follows Detective Inspector John Rebus and is mostly based in and around Edinburgh, accounts for an estimated 10% of all crime book sales in the UK, with each routinely selling ...

Moreover, I would like shows that don’t hate me. It’s not just that they don’t make movies for me anymore. It’s like they ...

There’s something about summer movies that sticks. Maybe it’s the thrill of ducking into a cold theater from the heat, or the way a great blockbuster makes everything feel bigger, louder, funnier, ...

Whether it's "Saving Private Ryan," "The Right Stuff" or "Top Gun," there are a lot of great movies to revisit for the holiday week.

Original "Superman" star Jack O'Halloran called for the franchise to help revive the "all-American way," differing from new ...

Every baseball fan in America probably has memories of summertime Fourth of July baseball moments in their life. Whether they’re of watching a ballgame on the holiday, playing a game or just playing ...

"The Sandlot" was released in 1993, and still remains one of the greatest sports fils ever made, along with being one of the best Fourth of July movies.

From war dramas like "Saving Private Ryan" to musicals like "Hamilton," these are the films that scream "America" to us.

Some movies aren't tied to true events but embody the American spirit nonetheless, like Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939) in its clear-eyed idealism or Independence Day 's (1996) rah-rah patriotism.