Arts & Culture

The South Korean feature “Parasite” (Neon) begins as a sly comedy, then takes a surprising turn that leads on to a bloody, operatic climax laden with grim social commentary about class conflict.

Engineering, technology science and the arts are part of a service culture in tiny house project for Blessed Trinity High School in Roswell.

In this easy-to-read book, the author presents numerous key legal cases and perspectives that the layperson can easily understand, detailing how all people of religions, and those who have no religious beliefs, are equal before the law.

In the tradition of its predecessors, the third outing, “Bad Boys for Life” (Columbia), is a gleeful shoot’em-up that revels in violence for its own sake.

“Jeopardy” host Alex Trebek and his wife, Jean, received Fordham University’s Founders’ Award at a Jan. 7 reception in Los Angeles.

This take of “Dolittle” (Universal) is a chaotic comic adventure, colorful, jaunty but unfocused and somewhat slipshod.

Forgiveness. It may sound easy, but in fact it’s one of the toughest challenges for us as humans and as Christians. Two new books point the way to new perspectives on this key experience that holds so much promise as well as so much difficulty for us.

There’s a lot not to like about “Like a Boss” (Paramount).