It may seem counterintuitive to deal with stress by making yourself more stressed. But box office data, and studies, suggest the cure for fear is the poison itself.

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Dracula (1931) Bela Lugosi’s performance as the charming yet terrifying Count Dracula set the standard for every vampire ...

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SFJazz presents the 1925 Lon Chaney silent classic, with a live organ score by Grammy-winning organist Dorothy Papadakos ...

Autumn gets a lot of play in the Wood River Valley for the dramatic turning of the leaves. But communities from Bellevue to ...

Here, Scarface is Tony Camonte, an Al Capone-like Italian gangster running booze on the South Side of 30s Chicago. He’s ...

NWA Ballet Theatre’s Artistic Director Stephen Wynne has crafted the continuing and concluding season of his darkly elegant story with “Dracula. Here. Now.” The first chapter of the story played twice ...

After a lifetime in the public eye we know most things about King Charles. But nobody's ever been able to explain his fascination with Romania, the eastern European country which borders Ukraine. For ...