Bradi Murphy | Arts & Life EditorThere is a massive forest deep in the backwoods of Maryland that is known…
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By George Varga | Tribune News ServiceExactly how ready is Carrie Underwood for some football?”I’m very ready!” said the country…
Bradi Murphy | Arts & Life EditorAs large cities such as Dallas and Austin are expanding, Waco has been slowly…
By Bradi Murphy | Arts & Life EditorGreat for Baylor and the Waco community, the movie “Misconception” plays at 7…
Ben Woolley | Reporter From the director of “The Hangover” movies, Todd Phillips presents “War Dogs.” “War Dogs” is an…
By Kalyn Story | Staff Writer Baylor graduate Chris Charles Scott has won awards this year for directing a documentary…
The Baylor film and digital media department will show off the best of its students’ short films at the 17th…
Hollywood is both an industry and a place. Though the iconic white sign might represent the place where movies—and dreams—are…
“The Jungle Book,” originally a collection of stories by Rudyard Kipling, debuted Friday as a new and improved live-action film…
There are few movies centered on Christianity that are able to balance story-moving dialogue and overall cinematic excellence. “Miracles from…
Just 45 minutes away from Waco in Clifton, history is being made. The longest continuously running movie theater in the…
The manhunt for the body of Christ is a mystery that lives to this day. “Risen,” which premiered worldwide this…
All the Hippodrome will be a stage at 6:15 p.m. tomorrow when the Waco Shakespeare Film Society premieres its first…
A Baylor grad’s big-time film comes to Waco first
It was reported in the Waco Tribune-Herald, Monday, that the famous Waco Hippodrome Theatre will no longer mainly show first…
Soon, Waco natives won’t be the only ones to mosey down the pothole-infested gravel road to Bonnie’s Greenhouse. HGTV’s Fixer Upper will feature the backyard business in this upcoming season, and with that owners Sandra and Johnny Killough said they are excited to see an increase in their already growing business.
In front of the Magnolia Market storefront there is a memory. The sign from the Little Shop on Bosque, Chip and Joanna Gaines’ first retail store, is printed on a banner in front of the new location. This weekend, the Little Shop and its iconic Magnolia sign will be wheeled away for the last time at the grand opening of the downtown market at Waco’s iconic silos.
A horrifying Halloween experience awaits those who choose to see the showing of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” complete with a shadow cast this weekend.
This Halloween, the first ever Stadium SPOOKtacular presented by Lowe’s of Waco will take place from 5-9 p.m. on October 31 at McLane Stadium.
Halloween is a two-edged holiday. Candy, tricks and treats make Halloween a quintessential children’s favorite. But ghouls and vampires, no matter how much kids like them, can sometimes give the day an adult-only R-rating.
The Waco Hippodrome is kicking off its first Halloween with a new series, the Hippodrome Horrorfest.
I came into the documentary as a skeptic. I had seen many documentaries like this on Netflix, and my impression of them was that they were films with skewed findings often used to express a certain political view. In short, my expectations started out very low…
A new documentary and independent film series for students and locals will begin Monday at the Hippodrome.
Baylor University’s department of modern languages and cultures will be holding a free World Cinema Series with films being shown every Tuesday at 6 p.m. in Bennett Auditorium.
By Helena Hunt, Staff Writer Although investors have hopes to renovate the former movie theater and nightclub built in 1945,…
Baylor alumnus Maverick Moore directed the film as a graduate student alongside fellow graduate and undergraduate students from the Baylor theater and film departments. He spent almost a full year developing the project, which will be screened at the Cannes Film Festival in France this May.
NEW YORK — A prestigious award from the Brooklyn Museum honors women who have made outstanding contributions in their fields.
LONDON — The family of Amy Winehouse has criticized a documentary about the late singer that is due to have its premiere at next month’s Cannes Film Festival.
The family-friendly movie deviates slightly from the animated version of “Cinderella,” but not so much as to include the grotesque toe-cutting scene of the Grimm Brothers’ version.
It’s official: “Full House” is coming back to TV. Or more accurately, to Netflix.