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Crystal Bridges explores Ansel Adams legacy Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art traces the visual legacy of American photographer and environmentalist Ansel Adams with the new, temporary exhibit Ansel ... by Jocelyn Murphy - September 18, 2020

Churches face daunting future with social media Television professionals who survived the past decade have made their peace with terms like "bingeing" and "time-shifting." September 18, 2020

OPINION | REVIEW: ‘The Nest’ powered by strong performances In his last movie, 2011's "Martha Marcy May Marlene," Sean Durkin explored life inside a cult. In his new film, "The Nest," Jude Law plays Rory O'Hara, a commod... by Dan Lybarger - September 18, 2020

The Way I See It For non-Trumpites, the switchover from eight years of the dignified, intelligent and measured leadership of Barack Obama, to the perma-tanned tackiness of powe... by Piers Marchant - September 18, 2020

ON FILM Watch Philip Martin’s OnFilm column at: arkansasonline.com/918film/ by Philip Martin - September 18, 2020

The Secrets We Keep Sometimes the best location for a movie is a basement. by Dan Lybarger - September 18, 2020

'Infidel,' 'The Nest' among films opening I'm awaiting the arrival of a screener link from the makers of "Infidel," which stars Jim Caviezel as an American journalist who is kidnapped by agents of the I... by Philip Martin - September 18, 2020

Four movies from Toronto, via Philly Editor's note: Piers Marchant is covering this year's Toronto International Film Festival remotely, from his home in Philadelphia. by Piers Marchant - September 18, 2020

'Tenet' still top movie in unusual theater time For all of his love of time-shifting scenarios, director Christopher Nolan never could have imagined the delayed rollout for his film "Tenet." Since the covid-... by Democrat-Gazette Press Services - September 18, 2020

Returning to theater never felt so middling When Warner Bros. finally selected a firm release date for Christopher Nolan's "Tenet," I committed to returning to the movie theaters. This was a movie I'd bee... by Courtney Lanning - September 18, 2020

Silent running: from Chaplin to Hitchcock Stuck inside, and with precious little to do other than read books, bake things, and bug our friends and family members, there is no time like the present to fu... by Piers Marchant - September 18, 2020

Helpful Hints DEAR READERS: Do you have a problem with odors lingering around the house? You may have noticed that expensive commercial products just mask the odor. It's time... by Heloise - September 18, 2020

Horoscopes by Holiday Happy birthday: Spiritual illumination and peace are the sublime offerings for your solar return. There is a physicality in your approach to life that will be k... by Holiday Mathis - September 18, 2020

Super Quiz: Sayings 1. As snug as a bug in a ----------. September 18, 2020

Arkansas Postcard Past ENGLAND, 1916: The photographer had successfully lined up eight children in what would have been a carefully prepared "stair step formation" 104 years ago. The ... by Ray Hanley - September 18, 2020

OPINION | DEAR ABBY: Newly sober mom regrets pain she caused her family DEAR ABBY: After smoking marijuana for 20 years, I quit two days ago. My head is starting to clear now, and things are coming into focus. I missed so much, and ... by Abigail Van Buren - September 18, 2020

Lights! Camera! Action! Fall is for films at WAC and AMP Saturdays are for cinema at the Walton Arts Center in Fayetteville and at the Walmart Arkansas Music Pavilion in Rogers with the new Saturday Cinema series. Dur... by Jocelyn Murphy - September 18, 2020

Rallying The Bikers: Franklin County 'Hideout' offers music, barbecue "Northwest Arkansas has some of the best riding in the country, and I knew that bikers would still show up regardless of the rally being canceled. People are st... by Becca Martin-Brown - September 18, 2020

Nation Beat Explores "The Royal Chase" September 18, 2020

FYI Today by Becca Martin-Brown - September 18, 2020

Beauty in pieces: Artist brings mosaic work to life From a life-sized sculpture of a steer to earrings and jewelry, artist Amy Haid uses the color and brilliance of glass along with materials such as copper and l... by Janelle Jessen - September 17, 2020

Benefits With Friends: Souls Harbor sets benefits A duet of benefits are set for Souls Harbor NWA -- an online gala Sept. 24 and the third annual Soul Ride on Oct. 3. by Carin Schoppmeyer - September 17, 2020

RESTAURANT TRANSITIONS: Hangout, taco shop opening Wicked Taco Factory, in the Pyramid Building, 221 W. Second St., Little Rock, once a Subway outlet, opened Monday. by Eric E. Harrison - September 17, 2020

OPINION | TAKEOUT TASTINGS: Dashing and dining Let us to-go then, you and I, When the evening meal is spread out against the sky … With apologies to T.S. Eliot and J. Alfred Prufrock, we’re continuing ... by Eric E. Harrison - September 17, 2020

MUSIC MADNESS: Live music returns to Stickyz and deFrance is bringing it DeFrance will perform at 8:30 p.m. Friday at Stickyz Rock 'n' Roll Chicken Shack, 107 River Market Ave. in Little Rock, as the club reopens its main stage for t... by Jack W. Hill - September 17, 2020

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