February 2024 – Page 3

In a run-up to the Oscars, “Perfect Days” arrives at the M.V. Film Center on Friday, Feb. 23. The film was directed by Wim Wenders, who won an Oscar nomination for it, as did actor Koji Yakusho as the central character, Hirayama, and the film itself as the Japanese Oscar nomination. “Perfect Days” tells the […]

Interview with cartoonist Lynn Johnston.

The Relay For Life event, first created by The American Cancer Society in 1985, has evolved into the world’s largest volunteer fundraiser. The American Cancer Society supports fundraisers and donates all money raised to cancer patients and their caregivers, thereby assisting patients facing the heavy financial burden of treatment. Every year, hundreds of people gather […]

Edward Schulman’s new exhibition, “Winter Color,” at Mocha Mott’s in Vineyard Haven, is a lyrical ode to the beauty of color and movement. While abstract and expressionistic, his art touches base with the visible world. “My work encompasses a keen interest in modern expressionism, movement, dance, including fashion and historical costume design, all blended to […]

Hi, My name is René Syler. I have spent the last three decades of my life in front of the camera as a news anchor/TV host but I really want to produce and direct.” This is how I introduced myself on the group Zoom call. How did I, a 61-year-old mother of two grown children, […]

TAMPA, Fla. — Starting what could be his final season with the Yankees, Gleyber Torres was clear about his intent. “I don’t want to leave,” the 27-year-old infielder said Wednesday. “I want to be a…

Slipknot, Mötley Crüe, Korn, Disturbed and Judas Priest are also slated to perform.

A Yale and University of New Haven collaboration offers the only four-year college degree program at any federal prison for women in the United States.