It was with the help of dedicated coaches that Alma Richards discovered that his penchant for jumping the rustic fences of his youth might actually be a unique skill. So unique, in fact, that it took him to the Stockholm Olympics of 1912, competing for the gold medal in high jump. Don't miss your chance to see his story on the big screen.
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Hulu Takes Another Jab at the “Mormons”
Every week, it seems, there’s a new Hulu or Netflix miniseries focused on Latter-day Saints — and these productions never seem to be positive, friendly, sympathetic, or even balanced. The latest of them — so far as I’m aware! — is Hulu’s Devil in the Family: The Fall of Ruby Franke.
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Q&A with Napoleon Dynamite Actor Jon Heder, 20 Years After the Film
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New Film Explores the Private Struggles of Motherhood Across Generations
After the nausea of my very first pregnancy began to settle, but before the burst of nesting energy that comes in the second trimester, another elusive feeling began to creep in. I started to see my due date as a deadline. It was a strange feeling, and I tried to find the source of it, the origin of the quiet message that having a baby means your life is over.