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REVIEW: 'Tiger King' on Netflix is a cornucopia of absurdity The Netflix sensation Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness is less a documentary than a cornucopia of absurdity -- like directors Eric Goode and Rebecca Chaik... by DAN LYBARGER Special to the Democrat-Gazette - April 3, 2020

Ozark: Pretty, pretty good The third season of Ozark showed up on Netflix last week. by Philip Martin - April 3, 2020

De-mystifying Michael Hutchence When Australian singer Michael Hutchence killed himself in 1997 at the age of 37, he was proof that someone could be famous and unknown. Thanks to the sloppines... by DAN LYBARGER Special to the Democrat-Gazette - April 3, 2020

Home Movies 1917 by Karen Martin - April 3, 2020

Ozark's Janet McTeer a consummate character actor Janet McTeer is one of those actors you're happy to see listed in the cast list of anything. The sight of her name means that no matter how good/bad/indifferent... by MARY McNAMARA Los Angeles Times (TNS) - April 3, 2020

Succor for the shut-in: Murnau, Hitchcock and Remy the Rat Shut in as we are for the foreseeable future, there will likely never be a better time to hit some of the outstanding streaming possibilities at our fingertips,... by PIERS MARCHANT Special Democrat-Gazette - April 3, 2020

Eyes on, brain off: Action defines anime I really do miss going to the movies, but in the age of coronavirus and social distancing, that's a luxury put on hold. Fortunately, in the digital age, new mov... by Courtney Lanning - April 3, 2020

Helpful Hints DEAR HELOISE: With summer coming, a lot of people will be traveling abroad, but there are some common scams they should be on the alert for if they want to avoi... by Heloise - April 3, 2020

HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY Happy Birthday (April 3): If you don’t really want something, obstacles are ever-present, overwhelming and unsolvable. When you really want something, you eithe... by HOLIDAY MATHIS - April 3, 2020

Super Quiz: The Body 1. Which finger is opposable to the other four digits on your hand? April 3, 2020

What if: 'The Plot Against America' shows us what this country could have become if Charles Lindbergh beat FDR in 1940 I wouldn't presume to review a movie after watching the opening credits, so let's not call this a review of HBO's miniseries The Plot Against America. I've only... by Philip Martin - March 27, 2020

ON FILM: Don't blame it on the movies A few years ago a friend, after a brutal real-world murder of someone he was close to, asked me if I thought he was a bad person for enjoying violent films. Doe... by Philip Martin - March 27, 2020

Swallow Consumption is the dominating theme in Swallow, a mordant psychological study from Carlo Mirabella-Davis, and blatantly so: The film opens with a thoroughly mis... by PIERS MARCHANT Special to the Democrat-Gazette - March 27, 2020

What to stream while you are in isolation 30x30: Coronavirus Edition Week 2 by PIERS MARCHANT Special to the Democrat-Gazette - March 27, 2020

Staring into the dark: Films confront PTSD PTSD has been around as long as there have been wars. by Joe Riddle - March 27, 2020