In “El Paso,” Jazmine Ulloa paints her hometown as a microcosm for all that is good and bad about the United States. By Paul Begala Paul Begala is a political strategist from Missouri City, Texas. He ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Critic’s Pick The Trisha Brown Dance Company is presenting a stellar double bill of Rauschenberg-designed works by Merce Cunningham and Trisha Brown.

After The Office and Parks and Recreation introduced the mockumentary genre through awkward glances and a camera catching what characters wish it wouldn’t (we still think about you, Michael Scott), ...

Thu., March 5, 2026 A porcupine is seen at Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge in this March 2 photo by Mark Hendrickson. (Courtesy of Mark Hendrickson) A porcupine is seen at Turnbull National Wildlife ...

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- The 2026 midterm primary elections had their early voting period end on Friday, February 27th. El Paso County voters have shown up in near record numbers this year. The early ...

Unless you’re an El Pasoan or a sojourner who has visited the downtown museum that richly captures the city’s complex history, you probably wouldn’t know that it’s been a hell of a century for Texas’s ...

The only animated entry in this year's Berlin competition, the film marks a stunning directorial debut for Yoshitoshi Shinomiya, but its narrative fizzles beneath the spectacle. The protagonists of “A ...

Colin Glass (Tom Ellis) is a CIA agent with a laissez-faire attitude towards the law. Bill Goodman (Nick Gehfluss) is a by-the-book FBI special agent with a commitment to the law as sturdy as his news ...

In a bifurcated follow-up season that can't decide what story it's telling, Sterling K. Brown's freed-up secret service agent goes searching for his missing wife, as the bunker's society splinters ...

The revival is also not the first attempt to extend “Scrubs” past its natural lifespan. The second ABC season, subtitled “Med School,” introduced a mostly new cast (including Dave Franco and Kerry ...

If you watch the new horror movie “Psycho Killer” (not recommended), you’ll recognize a familiar sensation. It’s not boredom, although don’t get me wrong, there’s plenty of that. No, it’s the sneaking ...