Content by St. Louis Union Station. A trip to Union Station is perfect for people of all ages. Here are some highlights.
If you don’t have access to Roku, you probably missed the offbeat screen biography of Weird Al Yankovic. A parody of biopics, “Weird: The Al Yankovic Story” gives Daniel Radcliffe a role no one must have thought he could play.
Charged with killing his wife and son, Murdaugh was the subject of countless national news stories, captivating audiences with his courtroom behavior. For a new role, Bill Pullman, meanwhile, was trying to make sense of the situations that led to the trial.
In the latest season of “Fargo,” Jon Hamm certainly faces jumping off points. As Sheriff Roy Tillman, a “constitutional” lawman, he has plenty of those “should we go there?” moments. And he does.
What “May December” shows is how the “process” affects the outcome. Without meeting Gracie (Julianne Moore), Elizabeth (Natalie Portman) might have delivered a different performance. With her as a resource, it has to be different.
The “Dancing with the Stars” competition had special moments that made it must-see TV including: guest stars and an appearance by last year’s winners. The finale came down to the one vote to decide who would go home with the Len Goodman mirror-ball trophy.
It seems like an eternity since the last Indiana Jones film was released. But, folks, it was part of the summer onslaught. After “Barbie,” “Oppenheimer” and “Killers of the Flower Moon,” something like Indiana Jones does get buried.
Newcomer Dominic Sessa landed a lead role in Alexander Payne's moving new dramedy "The Holdovers." Journal Critic Bruce Miller chatted with him as well as Payne and co-star Da’Vine Joy Randolph about the film.
James Marsden compares the structure of "Jury Duty" to a giant Jenga tower. "The more pieces you take out, the more precarious it becomes," he says. In the hybrid series, Marsden plays a heightened version of himself, reporting for jury duty.
Constructed much like the princess films that have built the company, “Wish” follows a 17-year-old as she applies to apprentice King Magnifico (voiced by Chris Pine), who can make wishes come true.
Even though she’s not the best dancer, the judges set her up for the dramatic “we’re not eliminating anyone” announcement at the end of Tuesday’s show.
That didn’t take long. Now, “Expend4bles” is on DVD – and, if you’re thinking of it as a Christmas gift, not a minute too soon.
There’s a real “I can do anything I want” attitude to “Next Goal Wins” that makes it about as inspiring as a student film without structure.
If you're wondering what movies there are to look forward to over the holiday season, the Journal's Bruce Miller has you covered. The Boy and the Heron, The Color Purple, and Wonka are just a few to keep your eyes out for.
Even as adults, we hold close to culinary opinions formed before we could read.
St. Louis summers call for all the refreshing foods we can get our hands on. Often packed with high-protein, fibrous chia seeds, nuts, fruits, vegetables and dairy or dairy-free components, the smoothie bowl is a great choice: It packs a punch, and chances are you can find a shop making one …
Looking for the best Thai restaurants? Here are Post-Dispatch critic Ian Froeb's top spots for 2024, from his STL 100, a guide to the best restaurants in the St. Louis area.
Dara Thach serves sushi, stir-fries, Springfield cashew chicken, Cambodian cuisine and more at his O'Fallon restaurant.
Swallowing a handful of pills is a daily ritual for many people, but taking too many meds can cause problems.
Abdul “Duke” Fakir was a member of the Motown group that had two No. 1 hits: “I Can’t Help Myself (Sugar Pie Honey Bunch)” and “Reach Out I’ll Be There.”
The meal includes a McDouble cheeseburger or a McChicken sandwich, small french fries, four-piece Chicken McNuggets and a small soft drink.
People often don't realize they can still get dehydrated, so it's important to quench your thirst beforehand — especially on sunny days.
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With more than 40 markets in the area, there are not enough weeks in the season to visit them all. But you can always try.
In the summer, St. Louis comes out to play.
Where do you like to grab a bite before a show?
Looking for a St. Louis area restaurant? Post-Dispatch restaurant critic Ian Froeb picks 100 essential spots for 2024.
This month is dominated by performances from '90s faves including Bush, Melissa Etheridge, Indigo Girls, Boyz II Men, XScape, Green Day and the Smashing Pumpkins.
Holland’s voice was a staple in St. Louis R&B radio for more than two decades.
A hurricane, a strict upbringing and a slow start in the industry didn't stop the singer from chasing his dreams. Now he works with Megan Thee Stallion and has a Grammy.
A teen heads to a Doobie Brothers concert with her dad. Can these original rock 'n' rollers still impress in the era of Taylor Swift?
The St. Louis Art Museum has appointed a new deputy director whose expertise centers on Latin American artwork.
The Rep announces its studio series plays, smaller, edgier shows that, this year, feature coming-of-age stories.
Content by The Muny. Experience Sara Bareilles' Broadway hit “Waitress” at The Muny’s from July 30 to Aug. 5
This week see "Meet Me in St. Louis" on Art Hill, Alanis Morissette at Riverport, er Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre, and "Fiddler on the Roof" at the Muny.
There's a world of trouble in four new thrillers, with locations ranging from the Caribbeanto blood-spattered Madrid and deceit-filled China.
In the spring of 1992, I had brunch with a friend, a documentary filmmaker whose boyfriend had just wrapped a stint as a cameraman on the inaugural season of "The Real World," MTV's groundbreaking series. She claimed that what had happened off-screen was juicier than any on-screen flirtation or racially-charged argument. Pulitzer Prize laureate Emily Nussbaum delivers the skinny on "The Real ...
Minnie Polson was in trouble, but when she met with private eye Hap Collins, she didn’t like his wise-cracking attitude. After they part company, she is murdered. Feeling guilty about not taking the case, Hap investigates. Minnie’s death, he discovers, was a cog in a conspiracy involving a series of hideous crimes. With authorities unable to end the carnage, the P.I. takes the law into his own hands in “Sugar on the Bones,” Joe R. Lansdale’s 13th thriller featuring Hap. Associated Press reviewer Bruce DeSilva says the characters are well drawn, the prose is tight, the pace is furious and the climax is savage.
A new book reveals the foundational contributions European women made to the study of Egypt.
