It’s a show positioning itself as the perfect Valentine’s Day date.

There’s been a lot of talk recently about so-called “dad movies,” partly sparked by the success of “Ford v Ferrari.” And when it comes to that driving flick, a new movie says, “Hold onto your Dockers.”

Guy Ritchie's honor-among-thieves meta-caper "The Gentlemen," with Matthew McConaughey, has all the tailored tweed suits and smoky atmosphere of a handsome scotch commercial. "The Gentlemen" might not be an ad, but Ritchie's film is most assuredly selling something.

It’s really not a good sign when a movie ends with a bold, shocking flourish and much of the audience can be heard muttering through the credits: “Wait, um ... WHAT?”

A taste of Broadway comes to Idaho Falls this month with the professionally produced “An American in Paris” set to play at the Civic Center for the Performing Arts.

NEW YORK (AP) — The lack of diversity and notable snubs in this year’s Oscar nominations left Tyler Perry annoyed, but he says it’s not worth getting upset because it’s a system that is not going to change.

The third edition of the “Bad Boys” franchise starts as it must do: With a gleaming Porsche swerving at impossible speeds through Miami traffic under the expert control of Will Smith, with Martin Lawrence growing very sick beside him.

Dr. Dolittle, who favored animals and shunned humans, was on to something.

As the name implies, Rawhide N’ Rosin likes to play cowboy songs, but the group’s talents allow them to stray off the path a bit and add some swing, bluegrass and a touch of jazz.

LAS VEGAS (AP) — A startup heavily backed by Hollywood is wagering that you’re ready to set aside YouTube and TikTok to watch star-studded short videos on your phone — for a price.

Welcome to January, which, in terms of quality movies, is the worst, the lowest, the abyss.

Mia (Tiffany Haddish) and Mel (Rose Byrne) are two women in their 30s who don’t need men to make them happy, though they’ll gladly use them for fun. They’re best friends and roommates, comfortably unmarried, and focused on the small cosmetics business they’ve formed together.

There’s usually one film that tops lists whenever powerful legal thrillers are debated — “To Kill a Mockingbird,” set in the 1930s. Now comes a film showing how little has changed since then, based on a murder in the same Alabama town where Harper Lee wrote her masterpiece.

Wil Baptiste and Kev Marcus, the men behind the musical duo Black Violin, didn’t originally set out to combine hip-hop and classical music.

Wynonna and Naomi Judd made a big splash in the ’80s through early ’90s with 20 No. 1 hits on the country charts and more than 60 awards.

If you are one of those people who will settle in this evening with a hot cup of apple cider to watch a holiday movie, you are not alone. Holiday movies have become firmly embedded in Americans’ winter celebrations.

BOSTON — More than two years after he killed himself in his prison cell, former NFL star Aaron Hernandez’s story still fascinates — and now it’s heading back to the small screen.

It’s been a good time for World War I buffs — especially if they’re also movie buffs. A year ago director Peter Jackson applied state-of-the-art technology to century-old war footage to bring the Great War alive with sudden, stunning immediacy in his documentary “They Shall Not Grow Old.”

Labeled a “Gypsy blues band,” Blue Moon Marquee will bring their swinging blues sound next month to the Carr Gallery as part of the Gallery Series.

Not much has caused a disturbance in the “Star Wars” galaxy quite like Rian Johnson’s “The Last Jedi,” an erratic but electric movie that, regardless of how you felt about it, was something worth arguing about. The same can’t be said for J. J. Abrams’ “Rise of Skywalker,” a scattershot, impa…

It was really just one of those album filler type songs that Three Dog Night did because they liked the songwriter.

It’s probably a testament to the makeup artists of Jay Roach’s Fox News docudrama “Bombshell” that the movie opens with a disclaimer announcing that the people depicted within are played by actors. Films don’t ordinarily require a heads up that that’s, you know, Charlize Theron.

Eclipse 6 band concert to support Toys for TotsThe band Eclipse 6 will perform at 7 p.m., with doors opening at 6 p.m., Tuesday at the Colonial Theater. Eclipse 6 “features harmonies, driving percussion and infectious energy; all produced without the use of any instruments besides their own …

Brigham Young University-Idaho art students will showcase their efforts starting this week with a Student Art Show on campus.

The Idaho Falls Symphony is teaming up with the Eugene Ballet and Idaho Falls School of Ballet to perform the holiday classic, “The Nutcracker” next week.

Coldplay, “Everyday Life” (Parlophone/Atlantic)

NEW YORK (AP) — Tom Hanks has never played a superhero. But when the actor recently donned a very simple cardigan sweater, and the slacks to go with it, he felt like one.

What for many has become a family holiday tradition to kick off the Christmas season, Brigham Young University-Idaho announced its annual production with some heavy music hitters joining the program.

Calling itself “newgrass” music, Ryan Shupe and the RubberBand will bring its high energy acoustic/electric sound to Rexburg for a Christmas concert.

GENTRI is enthusiastic to come back to Idaho Falls for a Christmas show.

Here, again, is Johnny.

What started out as a one-man show decades ago, the “Forgotten Carols” has grown into a major theatrical production and holiday tradition for many.

Cops might do well to position their speed traps near movie theaters wherever the new film “Ford v Ferrari” is playing. They might fund their whole year’s budget busting speeders peeling out of the parking lots.

Picture this: A princess is in distress. It looks bad. Her dashing young man rides up in the nick of time and says, “Here I am to save you, my dear!” Actually, he doesn’t. He just says, “I’m here. Whaddya need?” She has a plan, and off they go.

Colin Mochrie says he lives an improv life not knowing what’s coming next.

The story of a little girl who possesses “wit, intelligence and psychokinetic powers” comes to life next weekend at the Civic Auditorium.

The first thing director Roland Emmerich should do after his latest movie “Midway” hits theaters is apologize.

Paul Feig’s “Last Christmas” looks every bit like your standard holiday romantic-comedy, but it has some surprises under its gauzy wrapping.

Science combines with art when the Idaho Falls Symphony performs Gustav Holst’s “The Planets” next week with the help of the Idaho National Laboratory.

The Idaho-grown band Reckless Kelly brings its brand of country-rock to the Colonial Theater next week.