Year: 2005

Bad Education, the latest film by Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar, offers a sinister mix of sexual exploitation, blackmail, and betrayal, all wrapped together in a confusing yet ultimately well-crafted plot. Almodóvar plays with elements of

Presumably tired of his annual role as earth’s savior, Will Smith branches out into the romantic comedy genre as the title character in Hitch. In his first foray into the genre, he brings a spirit

No money, no problem. This isn’t Delaware Avenue and this isn’t Old City. This isn’t high society. This is low-down, brown-walled, dirty-floored kind of fun. This is where you want to be, but we’re not

The Salvador Dalí exhibition opened at the Philadelphia Museum of Art on Wednesday, boasting some of the surrealist artist’s most acclaimed works. There are more than 200 works by the famous 20th century artist, many

Ever since our conception as a nation, Americans have struggled to establish clearly drawn lines regarding social liberties and ethics and, with an equal zeal, we have just as often worked to blur those boundaries.

Postpartum depression affects one in every eight women during the first months after childbirth, according to the New England Journal of Medicine. So, according to radio host Craig Carton of New Jersey’s 101.5 FM, one