After a year on hold, the Thunder Over Augusta Armed Forces day tribute has returned in a new location, but with its mission intact.

Although filmmakers have long striven to exploit the built-in audience newspaper comic strips enjoy, the results have, by and large, been uneven and forgettable.

I learned something this week. Something about myself, those artists I write about and the approach I have been taking. I learned that my angle on art, artists and the creative has been all wrong.

Dr. Phyllis Anderson, the director of the Augusta Chorale, believes the group's upcoming concert on May 6 is a prime example of what the Chorale is all about.

I know it's in its early days, but I have to wonder whether the booking business at the Lady Antebellum Pavilion isn't in some serious trouble.

Film history is full of fictions that feature real historical figures lending a little credence to the proceedings.

The annual Rock Fore! Dough concert just celebrated its eighth birthday, and like most 8-year-olds, it's probably starting to consider what it wants to be when it grows up.

There's certainly more buzz about the Tiger threat this year. The reason? Everyone loves a comeback. Comebacks, of course, are not limited to golf specifically or even sports generally.

Here are some highlights of downtown Augusta for visitors unaccustomed with the area and for locals who might find they've been missing some things.

It's funny, there's a certain stigma in the music industry that comes with being, in vernacular, a One Hit Wonder.

Let's face it, cinema history is full of stories about noble steeds.

The Elton John concert and a show by the Producers are good examples of nostalgia.

Despite the significant challenges involved in shooting a sailing movie, filmmakers have long been attracted to the potential for drama and ready metaphors the subject matter provides.

Over the past 150 years of so, everything we understand about popular music was created.

To welcome Elton John back to Augusta - he last performed here in October 1999 - we take a closer look at the man and his music.

This week's Reel Releases is dedicated to my own favorite oddities, films that have never quite found mainstream acceptance.

Whitney Houston's voice, that voice capable of communicating so much, was nothing short of spectacular.

The history of cinema is full of characters that trend toward quiet and introspective.