Scopes Trial drama still relevant today
In 1925, Tennessee biology teacher John Scopes was prosecuted for teaching evolution.
Miley’s provocative pose with Dad should raise concern
Gazette film critic Dan DiNicola says Miley Cyrus’ controversial photo shoot for Vanity Fair ought t
French comedy ‘Priceless’ is frivolous, but fun and insightful
“Priceless” is exactly the kind of French comedy an American studio will adapt for an American audie
Heartwarming ‘The Visitor’ is best film of 2008 so far
“The Visitor” is, so far, the finest movie of the year. It is a picture about the rebirth of a middl
Dempsey ill-suited leading man in preposterous ‘Made of Honor’
“Made of Honor” may have an ounce of cute or touching moments, but it is mainly an embarrassment — t
Birchler and Wasserbach aren’t such an odd couple
The female version of “The Odd Couple” will be at the Colonial Little Theater starting tonight.
Witty, well-acted ‘Iron Man’ will be hit despite ‘Transformers’-like ending
Unlike the abominable and awful “Transformers,” the new film “Iron Man” does its best to balance mat
Roots Music Fest offers a tasty batch of bands
Less than a buck a band: That’s all the Roots Music Festival costs tonight at Red Square (338 Broadw
Reality is ‘Counterfeiters’ fails to answer key questions
Winner of this year’s Oscar for best foreign film, “The Counterfeiters” loosely chronicles events in
Expecting more
“Baby Mama,” starring Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, is a crowd-pleasing comedy, but falls well short of
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Saratoga Springs’ Parting Glass Irish pub saved by funding from Barstool Sports
Troopers: Ballston Spa man killed in three-vehicle Queensbury Northway crash
Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s press conference for Friday, Jan. 15
Troopers: Victims in Schodack double murder-suicide identified; State police also ID killer
Meeting to discuss downtown Schenectady pedestrian improvements
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