Charley and Edie Harper receive their first museum retrospectives in concurrent shows at the Cincinnati Art Museum and Taft Museum of Art.

His arresting, airy voice remains strong as he tours solo without his ailing 1960s band partner, Rod Argent.

As this year’s Oscar nominations prove, film audiences are embracing stories from around the world. Here are the Cincinnati theaters bringing them to town.

Touring with the Sam Grisman Project, the 83-year-old musician recalls how he, David Grisman, and Jerry Garcia helped make bluegrass cool.

The avant-garde rock band performs its acclaimed 1999 album “69 Love Songs” over two nights at Memorial Hall.

A four-film retrospective joins French titles, music documentaries, and the 50th anniversary ‘Holy Grail’ in arthouse cinemas this month.

Film festival proposal left in the dark by CURedford’s gift never opened By Steven RosenDenver Post Movie Critic Oct. 29, 2000 – It could have been a great moment in Colorado …

Just in time for the start of the Major League Baseball season, the Mariemont Theatre is showing a movie that should elicit joy from fans of that sport and, if the reviews are any indication, from those who like good indie movies as well. Perhaps this and other new-to-market indie films will help take the […]

Boasting its broadest and deepest lineup yet, OTRFF is hoping to “define a new normal or new mainstream” for local movie fans.

February film highlights include the Jewish & Israeli Film Festival, Oscar nominated shorts and foreign features, and a David Lynch retrospective.

A good number of the indie/art films nominated for or winning Sunday’s Golden Globes are coming to town this month. Here’s a rundown of the new arrivals.

Xavier professor Graley Herren is almost finished writing his book about how the music icon and Cincinnati itself have evolved across his 21 local concerts since 1965.

Cincinnati’s newest holiday favorite, John Waters, stars in a film festival at the Esquire in addition to his live Ludlow Garage shows.

This story first ran in Cincinnati Beat on September 21, 2016. Added to this archive on November 21, 2024

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Movie review from 2008 Cincinnati CityBeat

“Anora” arrives early thanks to strong buzz, “Nosferatu” and Radiohead team up on Silents Synced, plus local film clubs host fascinating one-off events.

he October 4-6 Yellow Springs Film Festival should be of keen interest to anyone wondering what a hip, sophisticated big-name film festival like Sundance is like. And given that Cincinnati is now one of the final three candidates to be the home of…

Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris are set to meet Tuesday, Sept. 10, in Philadelphia, for what might be their only debate before the November election. It will be Harris’ first debate as a presidential nominee. Former President Trump…

Bill Maher’s style of sharp humor mixed with sometimes angrily impassioned commentaries on our state of affairs has been a mainstay of talk-show television for 34 years — first on Politically Incorrect and, since 2003, on HBO’s Real Time with Bill…