Teenage and grown viewers will find much to cheer about in “Dora and the Lost City of Gold” (Paramount). As for younger fans of its source material, the popular Nickelodeon cartoon series “Dora the Explorer,” however, parents may need to exercise just a bit of caution.
Morrison received the National Humanities Medal in 2000 and the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2012.
The linchpin of Marialuisa Ernst’s upcoming documentary, “A Place of Absence,” is that, each year, about 20,000 Latin Americans migrating to the United States seem to disappear.
His bio on the show describes Father Young as “needing all the prayers he can get” in this competition, continuing on to say: “He has been a priest for nine years, but God seems to abandon him in the kitchen.”
This novel has plenty of humor and beautiful prose; it is definitely a worthwhile read, says reviewer Ann Jonas.
The nation’s capital also is home to a plethora of Catholic sites, symbols, and memorials interwoven with the history and politics of the country, that even D.C. natives might not be familiar with.
Sidewalk evangelism is a series of teaching moments for an author who has put what he’s learned in a new book, “The Missionary of Wall Street,” published by Sophia Institute Press.
In keeping with a tested formula, barbs are traded, vehicles are raced and both fists and bullets fly in “Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw” (Universal), director David Leitch’s stand-alone addition to the popular action franchise that started in 2001.
