Tuesday TV: The Shooter Preparedness Industry
In America, the answer to school shootings is never about reducing availability of guns, but instead, arming teachers not inclined to be gun-handlers themselves, increasing drills and ushering in a…
Capital Radio 11-17-25: Pennies and Dylan’s JFK
To mark the moment the U.S. Mint stopped making pennies, we had a half dozen songs about the copper coin. We paid tribute to Todd Snider, who died Friday at…
Monday TV: Selena’s Home Movies
“Selena y Los Dinos: A Family’s Legacy” (Netflix, streaming) incorporates home videos and other unseen footage of her early life in the family band in telling the story of the…
Sunday TV: Ken Burns’ ‘American Revolution’
Ken Burns’ epic history “The American Revolution” (PBS, 8 p.m., check local listings) comes as the 250th anniversary of the nation approaches and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting funding has…
Saturday: Kelsea Ballerini on ‘Austin City Limits’
Kelsea Ballerini plays a new “Austin City Limits” (PBS, 11 p.m., check local listings) with another country artist, Cam. A two-night miniseries begins, adapting Eric Jerome Dickey’s “Friends and Lovers”…
Friday TV: Inventing the French New Wave
Director Richard Linklater recreates the moment Jean-Luc Godard was putting together his classic “Breathless” in the new film “Nouvelle Vague” (Netflix, streaming) with key Deutch as jean Seberg and Guillaume…
Film Review: Billy Gardell in ‘The Vortex’
“The Vortex” is an unusual little film, whose mysteries begin with the nebulous title, which could be about horror, flooding or storms. Here, it likely refers to the swirling downward…
Thursday TV; ‘The Beast in Me’ on Netflix
Two skilled actors in series television, Claire Danes (“Homeland”) and Matthew Rhys (“The Americans,” “Perry Mason”) play opposite one another in the new “The Beast in Me” (Netflix, streaming). She…
Wednesday TV: Eddie Murphy Tells His Story
Eddie Murphy invites us into his super-large California home (with retractable roof) in the documentary “Being Eddie” (Netflix, streaming).to talk about his career of more than 40 years, from a…
Film: Pat Oliphant Feted in ‘A Savage Art’
At a time when the number of editorial cartooning jobs have been depleted at the biggest of papers — and during an era that screams for sharp political satire —…