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The play tells the story of a typical American family struggling with the loss of a son in World War II, leaving the remaining son, Chris, to adjust his idealistic views to the reality at hand. Awaiting the return of her fallen son, his mother finds herself in a country eager to forget the atrocities of war. "All My Sons" opens Friday.
A comedy troupe of five, Broken Lizard is touring the country to promote its new film "Super Troopers," the story of a group of Vermont state troopers and their ongoing feud with the local police force, haphazard abuse of authority and occasional imbibing of drugs and alcohol.
Kid Rock introduced himself in his 1998 single "Bawitdaba" with his infamous line "My name is Kiiiiiiiiiiiid Rock!" In his new effort, Cocky, the world gets to know him a little better.
Have you ever pictured John Goodman as a burly green and purple fur-covered monster? What about Billy Crystal as a short, Kermit-esque monster with one huge eye?
He is a writer, teacher, public speaker, disc jockey, activist and Rockefeller Fellow. While he spreads himself over a wide range of occupations, Stephens' roots are in journalism and writing.
Pat McGee Band's songs are so relaxing they border on sleep-inducing.
The death-by-applesauce plot might sound random, but, as the cast agrees, that's the point of the play. It mirrors the absurdity of real life.
Most college students' road trips include hitting local bars and maybe picking up a hitchhiker. In the new thriller "Joy Ride," there is more running from a crazed trucker using a big rig in way he shouldn't than radio sing-alongs and arguing over who has to drive next.
