Research scientist Sebastian Crane ( Kevin Bacon) works in a top secret military lab where he has made a startling discovery. He can make animals disappear, invisible to the naked eye, by injecting an irradiated serum. There's just one catch; he can't figure out how to make them come back.

In what will be an ongoing feature on the Source newspapers, local resident Bette Davis reviews the currently hot-selling novel by James Patterson, "Cradle and All."

"Oh,it's Autumn in New York," so says the old standard, and so says this new slant on an old theme -- a May-December romance.

If you like New York dives, Greenwich village style, with a little drama, very little, thrown it, by all means go to the Ugly Coyote.

Perhaps a poor man's Sixth Sense, Bless the Child may be a sense or two lacking. But don't overlook Kim Basinger and Jimmy Smits.

If you are 8 years of age or thereabouts, run, don't walk, to Market Square East for Pokémon 2000 the Movie. If you're any older, walk.

Virgin Islands artist Janet Cook-Rutnik is about to set foot in new artistic territory, traveling to Cuba to take part in an international exhibition in Havana with the theme of "Myths of the Caribbean."

V.I. Saxophonist Ron Blake and his Quartet performed to a sold-out house in New York City at the world famous Blue Note Jazz Club.

The Nutty Professor II The Klumps, labeled by one reviewer "Flatulence-Fueled Fun,"perhaps tells it all. But, stick around. Eddie Murphy is here again as the shy, gracious and obese professor Sherman Klump, along with his alter-ego and nemesis, Buddy. In an effort to rid himself of this continual nuisance, Sherman comes across a unique idea.

Thomas and the Magic Railroad is an offshoot of the popular British TV series narrated by Ringo Starr.
Part model animation and part live feature, it doesn't quite come up to the previous series' standards. According to critics it is culturally confused by a very English countryside and a very American actor, Alec Baldwin who portrays the hero Mr. Conductor.