By John Mulderig NEW YORK (CNS) — The Swiss spa that serves as the primary setting for the creepy, but otherwise pointless horror exercise “A Cure […]
Movie: ‘A Cure for Wellness’
America Media in ‘greatest transformation’ since 1960s, says top editor
America magazine, the Jesuit journal, and its affiliated website, www.americamedia.org, are in the midst of their “greatest transformation” since the 1960s.
For African-Americans, new history museum ‘tells our story’
Washington’s newest monument — the National Museum of African American History and Culture — opened in September 2016 to wide acclaim.
The envelope, please: The 10 best movies and family films of 2016
The quality of the best Hollywood films was higher in 2016 than in some recent years. But the outstanding movies of the 12 months just past tended to deal with challenging subject matter.
For members of Siervas, ministry spans service, music for the soul
The 12 women religious in the group — The Servants in English — have taken their inspirational music to other countries and created hits that their fans sing and carry in their hearts.
Movie: ‘John Wick: Chapter 2’
The stylized, nearly cartoonish nihilism and resulting high body count in “John Wick: Chapter 2” (Lionsgate) create most of the apparent appeal of this second drama about a professional assassin.
Movie: ‘The Lego Batman Movie’
In 2014’s “The Lego Movie,” Will Arnett voiced an amusingly self-absorbed version of Gotham City’s Dark Knight. With the entertaining spinoff “The Lego Batman Movie” (Warner Bros.), Arnett’s character, together with his inflated ego, takes center stage.
Couple donates Ethiopian religious manuscripts to Catholic University
Gerald and Barbara Weiner of Chicago donate a massive collection of Ethiopian religious manuscripts valued at more than $1 million dollars to The Catholic University of America in Washington. This donation makes the school one of the largest holders of such texts outside Ethiopia.