Clifford Terry

`I got dreams bigger than St. Louis," Ike Turner says early on in the curiously punctuated "What's Love Got to Do With It."     Those dreams are tied to a young...

"Casino Royale," Ian Fleming's first James Bond novel, was made into a movie long after versions of "Dr. No," "From Russia With Love," "Goldfinger" and "Thunderball" had set the film...

Michael Wilmington is on vacation this week, so we've dipped into the Tribune's archives and tapped Michael Phillips to provide some information on what's showing while he's off. Block Cinema...

The following is an excerpt from the Tribune's Oct. 21, 1968, review of "Funny Girl" by critic Clifford Terry. Those people who have been lying in wait . . ....

In "2001: A Space Odyssey," the prehistoric primates discover great joy in using bones to plant lumps on each other. In "Planet of the Apes," their high IQ descendents discover...

It is a nasty, rainy Thursday evening in Chicago, but inside Dave and Buster's on Clark Street near Oak, the neon is blazing and the adrenaline is crackling. At the...

She has been called the Queen of Voice Mail. Or maybe it should be the Princess of Prompts. Other women are heard delivering voice-mail directions, but Marsha Graham is heard...

On a recent chilly afternoon, the 27 children of Nancy Mendez's kindergarten class at the Helen C. Peirce School of International Studies were busily working on their latest cutting-and-pasting project:...

A retrospective of the films of Slovak director Juraj Jakubisko is being held throughout November at the Film Center of the Art Institute. One of the leading lights of the...

A remarkably simple, but obviously very successful, entertainment concept-four men standing on a stage and singing songs from a nostalgia-blessed era-has hit Chicago, as "Forever Plaid" opened Tuesday at the...