"Return to Me" will fulfill the craving of the most devoted sweet tooth. Utterly predictable and often insipid, this movie will make its way into the hearts of many viewers only because it is so darn cute. David Duchovny discards Mulder's suits to play Bob Rueland, who loses his wife in a car accident.
Displaying more than just famous faces of a bygone era, the Bayly Art Museum's latest exhibit, "Beauty or Truth: Hollywood Photographs by Clarence Bull, George Hurrell, and Weegee," raises questions about sexuality, race and even the honesty of the images themselves. This intriguing but highly problematic exhibit features 30 photographs taken during the rise and fall of the Hollywood golden age.
On her new double CD, Tori Amos may have traveled "to venus and back" but she would have been better off looking into her past for inspiration. After being hailed by critics as one of the few original musical acts working today, Tori Amos' second effort fails to capture the excitement of her first two albums and does not deliver anything fresh.
