"The sigh you will hear across the country in the next new weeks," says David Denby in the New Yorker, "is the sound of a gratified audience: a great movie musical has been made at last."

The Nature Conservancy, The Ocean Conservancy and the University of the Virgin Islands, in association with Friday's Films, have produced a half-hour documentary entitled, "Seas of Change: Spawning Aggregations in the Virgin Islands" that will air on June 8.

Much has been written about whether the movie "United 93" comes too soon or not soon enough. Do we need to relive that horrific day again now? British writer-director Paul Greengrass says, "yes, we do."

The following movies will be playing at Sunny Isle Theaters on St. Croix.

With the release of Syriana, George Clooney is rapidly changing his status from handsome hunk to Hollywood's standard-bearer for liberal causes.

Tune in to WTJX (Channel 12) this Sunday, Dec. 11, for the Diabetes Workshop on Local Starches. It will air at 1 p.m. on Channel 12 and DT 44 and again at 2 p.m. on the Education Channel DT 44-4.

If your idea of fun is watching someone else raising 18 kids under one roof, by all means rush out to see Yours, Mine and Ours .

Well, it had to happen. Harry has been struck by puberty. And reviewers on both sides of the Atlantic have something to say about Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.

Robert K. Elder, Chicago Tribune movie critic says, Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang isn't necessarily a reservoir of deep meaning——it's more like a puddle that invites us to splash around. Only when we're wet and enjoying ourselves are we told it's a puddle of gasoline."

Director Sam Mendes' Jarhead gives us a somber and shocking look at what a Marine was in the 1990 Gulf War.