Forthcoming DVDs and Blu-rays for every taste, including a slapstick spin on Alexandre Dumas’s classic swashbuckler, a miniseries prequel to the Dune films, and a grim sci-fi satire about a seemingly disposable space crew member.
By Jeff T. Dick This month’s top indie and foreign films featureAdrien Brody’s gripping performance in The Brutalist, a thriller based on real events that took place in the Western U.S. in 1983, and an epic story of greed and reprisal in the French countryside.
Mrs. Claus made her debut on the written page in 1849. Over the past two centuries, as this literary and pictorial review discovered, the Christmas character was continually reimagined for juvenile and adult works of fiction, in poetry, lyrics and for musical, theatrical and film productions.
By Joshua Blevins Peck Key documentaries spotlight explorer and glaciologist Lonnie Thompson, the discovery of lost sarcophagi in Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the music scene and geopolitical manipulation in postcolonial Congo.
Libraries are evolving; their roles and services are being reshaped by our dynamic digital landscape. The new roles that libraries are assuming also demand new skills and expertise from librarians to remain adaptable and effective. MLIS programs provide the essential foundation for professionals to thrive in an increasingly digital landscape.
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