Browsing: Monarch Migration

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April 25, 20220By christine

MONARCA: Eva Aridjis Co-Writes The Story Of A Mexican-American Girl Who Transforms Into A Butterfly To Migrate To Mexico (Interview)

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Interview by Paul Salfen An illustrated fable for all ages about a Mexican-American girl who transforms into a monarch butterfly and undertakes the great migration to Mexico, MONARCA (HarperOne; On-sale: 4/19/22) by Leopoldo Gout & Eva Aridjis, award-winning artists, writers, and filmmakers, braids together the values of heritage, ecology, and personal transformation. On her thirteenth

Movie Reviews

August 9, 20250By christine

Exploring the Cosmos and Human Connection: Connor Paolo Talks STAR PEOPLE

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Interview by Paul Salfen In the vast expanse of independent cinema, few films dare to blend the mysteries of the universe with the intimate struggles of the human soul quite like Star People. Directed by Adam Bolt, this thought-provoking indie gem follows a photographer on an obsessive quest for answers about her childhood UFO sighting.

Movie Minute

August 9, 20250By christine

WEAPONS Movie Minute Review

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Review by Paul Salfen This is Paul Salfen with your KLAK Movie Minute. In theaters this weekend is Weapons, the twisty new horror flick from Zach Cregger, the director of Barbarians, who further cements his place in horror as a fresh new voice. Julia Garner stars as a teacher who faces the wrath of an

Documentary

August 9, 20250By christine

It’s Never Over: Director Amy Berg’s Tribute to Jeff Buckley’s Enduring Legacy

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In the pantheon of music’s fleeting comets, Jeff Buckley shines as one of the brightest and most enigmatic. His 1994 debut album Grace—a singular masterpiece blending raw emotion, otherworldly vocals, and genre-defying artistry—left an indelible mark on the '90s music scene. Tragically, Buckley’s life was cut short at age 30, when he drowned in the

Movie Reviews

August 9, 20250By christine

Chris Sarandon: From Iconic Voices to Horror Thrills at Houston Horror Film Fest

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As the Houston Horror Film Festival kicks off this weekend (August 8-10, 2025) at the Houston Marriott Westchase, fans of frights and fantasy are in for a treat with the appearance of Academy Award-nominated actor Chris Sarandon. Known for his unforgettable roles in horror classics and beloved films, Sarandon brings a wealth of stories and

FUBAR: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Carrie-Anne Moss Bring Action and Laughs to Netflix’s Hit Series Season 2

Exploring the Cosmos and Human Connection: Connor Paolo Talks STAR PEOPLE

WEAPONS Movie Minute Review

It’s Never Over: Director Amy Berg’s Tribute to Jeff Buckley’s Enduring Legacy

JANE’S ADDICTION At The 713 Music Hall, Houston August 19, 2024

DISTURBED, DAUGHTRY and NOTHING MORE Photo Collage for 25th Anniversary Tour of “The Sickness”

ARIZONA Opening For Yellow Card and Third Eye Blind at Dickie’s Arena, Nov. 15, 2024

CHARLIE CROCKETT At Dickie’s Arena, Nov. 15, 2024

Asia’s #1 Rock Guitarist Tak Matsumoto Talks New Supergroup TMG Release “Crash Down Love” (Interview)

It’s Never Over: Director Amy Berg’s Tribute to Jeff Buckley’s Enduring Legacy

Five For Fighting’s John Ondrasik Talks Summer Tour, String Quartet Shows, and Humanitarian Efforts

Resurfaced 2008 Conversation With Ozzy Osbourne for OzzFest Dallas

Browsing: Monarch Migration

MONARCA: Eva Aridjis Co-Writes The Story Of A Mexican-American Girl Who Transforms Into A Butterfly To Migrate To Mexico (Interview)

NAKED GUN Movie Minute Review

FANTASTIC FOUR: FIRST STEPS Movie Minute Review

Resurfaced 2008 Conversation With Ozzy Osbourne for OzzFest Dallas

BECOMING SPECTACULAR: Jennifer Jones Breaks Barriers and Shares Her Trailblazing Journey

Bruce Coville: The King of Kids’ Lit Reflects on Aliens, Empathy, and Enduring Milestones

Jack Canfield (Chicken Soup For The Soul) And Children’s Book Author Miriam Laundry On “I CAN Believe In Myself”

Exploring the Cosmos and Human Connection: Connor Paolo Talks STAR PEOPLE

WEAPONS Movie Minute Review

It’s Never Over: Director Amy Berg’s Tribute to Jeff Buckley’s Enduring Legacy

Chris Sarandon: From Iconic Voices to Horror Thrills at Houston Horror Film Fest