The 2004 movie A Dirty Shame, starring Johnny Knoxville, Tracey Ulmann, and Selma Blair, is a fitting final film for Waters.

John Waters champions the kitschy gay classic, which was difficult to see for decades, yet enormously influential on many ...

John Waters’s more popular projects ... In addition to his filmmaking, Waters is somewhat of a storyteller, and this live show could do for Easter what “Female Trouble” does for Christmas.

John begins with a poetic prologue (1:1-18) that many have dubbed the "overture" to the whole work. From chapters one to twelve the ... signs (semeia in Greek) to show Jesus' divinity.

The two-day event will kick off with a sold-out evening with John ... folks. Waters: Well people think it's [autobiographical] because I had a sense of humor. Cecil, as all fascist dude, cult leaders ...

Not often getting a lot of love inside the Criterion Closet, Stillman’s “The Last Days of Disco” was Yang’s next choice. It ...

This informative doc chronicles the duo’s early years in the Big Apple, and the only full concert John Lennon and Yoko Ono ...

Big Waters Land Trust is seeking local artists of all ages and experience levels to showcase their talent in the organization's second annual Community Art Show. The juried exhibition celebrates ...

Rather than perpetuate the simplified myth of Lennon as a lone revolutionary figure, the film spotlights Ono’s equally ...

Among those reacting to his monologue were users who were quick to highlight his past of co-hosting Comedy Central’s The Man ... show,’” he recalled. “Adam was talking about the dad of one ...