By Judy Sloane , Front Row Features FIFTY YEARS after Gene Roddenberry’s groundbreaking sci-fi series Star Trek premiered, a new chapter begins with Star Trek: Discovery....

By Mira Catherine B. Gloria Online Editor Television The Crown Netflix “THE WORLD is changing and no one is prepared for what’s about to happen.” This was how award-winning...

LONDON — Seventeen plays attributed to William Shakespeare were written in collaboration with other playwrights, according to an edition of his works coming out...

By Noel Vera Video Review A Ghost Story Written and directed by David Lowery I’M NOT a fan of David Lowery’s Pete’s Dragon -- in retrospect the picture...

THERE was a time when fighting games were little more than button-mashing exercises. Perhaps the relative lack of complexity was due to the genre being in its infancy stage. Perhaps it was borne of the publishers’ intent to be as inclusive as possible. In any case, gamers still found them irresistible for the most part, if for no other reason than because they afforded the opportunity for instant gratification. In comparison to, say, sports titles, fights involved short matches and rematches. Bragging rights were passed on quickly and often, and the speed with which they were earned, lost, regained, and desired anew served only to ramp up the intensity of the competition.

SO GET this -- Ron Stallworth becomes the first black police officer in a large largely white town (the “Jackie Robinson of the Colorado Springs police force” as his superior puts it). He is consigned to the records room, requests a transfer to undercover; sees a recruitment ad for the KKK, dials the number, gets an unexpected voice at the other end, improvises a racist rant, is invited to join the group.

LONDON -- Legendary British rock band Pink Floyd will next month put out a track that has never before been released since it was...

By Jessica Zafra BOOK LOVERS go by many names — bibliophiles, bibliomaniacs, bibliolaters, Larry (McMurtry, the Pulitzer and Oscar-winning author who runs a bookstore and...

By Alexander O. Cuaycong and Anthony L. Cuaycong NIPPON ICHI Software distinguishes itself from other developers by the style of its games. Displaying its strengths...

By Jessica Zafra I was dreaming when I wrote this, forgive me if it goes astray. I’ve been trying to write about Prince since the...

By Kevin McDonough OUR RETURN to the 1980s continues with the eight-part drama Stranger Things, now streaming in its entirety on Netflix. From its title card...

By Anthony L. Cuaycong It would be an understatement to argue that Metal Slug was an unqualified hit when it first came out 21-and-a-half years...