Dear Annie: I am a 68-year-old Grammy, and I love to do things with my grandchildren. Unfortunately, as we age, our immunity lowers, and we can become sick more easily. We can expose whooping cough to ...

Dear Annie: I’ve been helping my neighbor with errands and yard work ever since his wife passed last fall. He’s 82, lives alone and doesn’t have any close family nearby. At first, it felt good to help ...

Rich kid Albert (Zooey Hall) is in an institute. We meet him at the beginning of the film trying to rape a nurse before he is apprehended. His doctor tells his mother that he is a lost cause and must ...

Dear Annie: Your column is a regular part of our home, and I truly appreciate the compassion and insight you bring to readers’ questions. I would like to gently offer another perspective, one that may ...

Two of the best actors of their generation, plus a very funny script from 'The Favourite' writer Tony McNamara, aren't quite enough to fix the chemistry deficit between an English couple at war. There ...

Movies have often romanticized gunslingers, bank robbers, and wise guys, feeding into our fascination with individuals living outside the law. Crime stories predate cinema itself, and when moving ...

Dear Annie: I need advice on how to deal with a former fiancé. We dated for nearly a year before getting engaged, but the engagement lasted only a few months. Once we were engaged, he began laying ...

Albert Finney sits on a train, looking up from a small ledger, 1974 Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie Image via Paramount Long before Kenneth Branagh stepped into the role of Hercule ...