Tracking area high schools with Jenny Dial and Angel Verdejo Will a move to 3A make an easier path to the state basketball title for Yates?

’Tis the season of haggis evisceration once again... Radio Scotland gets into the spirit of things as singer and actress Lorraine McIntosh goes IN SEARCH OF HIGHLAND MARY. As she strives to unravel bardolatry from fact concerning the young Gaelic-speakin

WEST WYCOMBE, England - It was a love triangle that shocked Victorian England: a tale of passion and duty, tradition and freedom seething beneath corsets and waistcoats. Now it's coming back to life on screen, with a 21st century behind-the-scenes drama

Dakota Fanning, child actress/bundle of tears so convincing that there must be some truth to them, is just about all-growed-up; and her first truly adult outing in the film business is going a long way to prove it. “Effie” features a 17-year-old Fanning

Burns and the Bankers was written by Lochhead, and is based on a short story by Helen Simpson. It will star John Sessions, Greg Wise and Sophie Thompson and be broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on January 25, which is Burns Night. Its director, Amber Barnfather,

I might find it hard to live this down. My favourite film, a costume drama? A period romance? Jane Austen? With lead roles played by head-girl Emma Thompson and Hugh Grant in classic floppy-haired, shy-but-charming mode? What happened to Tarkovsky and Ki