What To Watch This Weekend: 'The Social Reckoning,' 'Other Mommy,' 'Misty Green,' 'Animals' And More

Mikey Madison, Jessica Chastain, Ben Affleck, John Cena, Rosalind Eleazar and Adam Driver lead stories of identity and responsibility.

'The Social Reckoning' Review: Aaron Sorkin Examines Power, Accountability And Facebook's Reckoning

Mikey Madison, Jeremy Allen White and Jeremy Strong anchor Aaron Sorkin's ambitious study of influence and accountability.

What's New On Netflix October 2026: 'East Of Eden,' 'Animals,' 'Below,' 'Sacrifice' And 'Lupin'

Halloween scares, prestige adaptations and long-awaited new seasons headline Netflix's October lineup.

What To Watch This Weekend: 'Digger,' 'Verity,' 'East Of Eden' Season 1, And 'War' Season 1

Tom Cruise, Anne Hathaway, Dakota Johnson, Florence Pugh, Sienna Miller and Josh Hartnett anchor stories of power, perception and legacy.

'Digger' Review: Tom Cruise Drives An Exhilarating, Exhausting Tragicomedy

A dazzling Tom Cruise elevates Alejandro G. Iñárritu's examination of power, self-mythology and accountability.

'Heart Of The Beast' Review: Brad Pitt And A Loyal Dog Elevate A Moving Survival Drama

David Ayer reframes rugged individualism through companionship, grounding the wilderness adventure in mutual dependence.

'Primetime' Review: Robert Pattinson Powers A Chilling Media Nightmare

Lance Oppenheim transforms the “To Catch a Predator” phenomenon into a lurid, provocative examination of spectacle and accountability.

What To Watch This Weekend: 'Primetime,' 'Heart Of The Beast,' 'Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother' And More

Robert Pattinson, Brad Pitt and Mahershala Ali headline a lineup of survival tales, media dramas and personal reckonings.

'Practical Magic 2' Review: Sandra Bullock And Nicole Kidman Reignite The Magic, But The Spell Frays

A beloved cult classic returns with heart and nostalgia, but its expanded mythology diffuses the original's intimacy.

What To Watch This Weekend: 'Resident Evil,' 'The Weight,' 'The Beast Of Mossy Bottom,' And 'Bad Apples'

Austin Abrams, Ethan Hawke and Saoirse Ronan anchor a weekend of viral outbreaks, wilderness survival, Halloween mischief and sharp satire.

'It Made Me So Sad': Man Visits Gorilla At San Antonio Zoo. He Thinks It's A Fake—And It’s Not Just Him

“You can’t tell me that is not a human in a gorilla suit."

‘That’s A Big Tilapia… I Think’: San Antonio Man Goes Fishing In The Riverwalk. Then He Learns How Deep It Is

'I didn’t even know we had fish in the River Walk.'

Student from San Antonio Selected for Television Academy Internship in Hollywood

Tori McClung Selected for Television Academy Foundation's Summer Internship and Bob Bennett Future Leaders Programs

S Saldaña Wins Christopher Award “What We Remember Will Be Saved"

Stephanie Saldaña chronicles Catholic, Muslim, & Yazidi refugees from Iraq and Syria, how they keep their cultures alive remaining kind.

Free Spooky Family Fun: Ingram Park Mall Hosts Horrorween Oct. 14-15

Halloween event to feature Michael Jackson impersonator performing “Thriller,” 50+ vendors, eerie music and free candy

$35 Bust Bought At TX Goodwill Was Actually An Ancient Roman Relic

No one knows how the bust made it to Texas, but for now, it remains on display at the San Antonio Museum of Art.

Johngy's Beat Reviews "Craig's Record Factory"

Described by its author Craig Odanovich as a "nonfiction novel." "Craig's Record Factory" is a story of family, business, life and nostalgia

August 5 In San Antonio History

Five unidentified flying objects, UFOs, were reported last night over the Alamo Heights area.

August 4 In San Antonio History

The City Council passes the “Bawdy House Ordinance,” legalizing and licensing houses of prostitution.

San Antonio Public Library: Marcus Makes A Movie, By Kevin Hart

The audiobook narration by author Kevin Hart is hilariously energetic and perfectly captures the personalities of Marcus.

August 3 In San Antonio History

Legendary sportswriter and TV sportscaster Dan Cook writes his final column for the San Antonio Express-News.

August 2 In San Antonio History

The Jolly Jack restaurant holds its grand opening at 4318 Broadway, offering free soft drinks and free pirate hats.

August 1 In San Antonio History

The first international flight arrives at San Antonio Municipal Airport from Mexico on American Airlines.

July 30 In San Antonio History

County Commissioners Court changed the name of Bexar County Coliseum to Joe Freeman Coliseum.

San Antonio Public Library Announces SummerFest Beach Party Online

This year we’re having an online beach party with dancing, stories and lots of fun.

July 29 In San Antonio History

An estimated 100,000 people turned out today for grand opening of Windsor Park Mall, San Antonio’s largest regional shopping center.

July 26 In San Antonio History

The Ursuline Convent is now being thoroughly repainted in every part and all panels, walls, lintels and doors nicely grained.

Schaefer Branch Library Celebrates New Schaefer Trail In City Of San Antonio

SAPL will host a special event to celebrate this new community resource on Wednesday, July 21 from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

San Antonio Public Library: We Dream Of Space

Siblings Cash, Fitch and Bird are in the 7th grade together, and their science teacher is monitoring the space launch with fervor.

July 23 In San Antonio History

Col. A.C. Roebuck, one of the founders of Sears & Roebuck, visits San Antonio on a nationwide inspection tour.

July 22 In San Antonio History

The San Antonio Gunslingers release all 46 players just before the deadline to pay them.

Schaefer Branch Library Celebrates New Schaefer Trail In City Of San Antonio

SAPL will host a special event to celebrate this new community resource on Wednesday, July 21 from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

July 11 In San Antonio's History

The morning low temperature of 60 degrees is still a record low for the month of July.

San Antonio Public Library: Everything Sad Is Untrue

Everything Sad Is Untrue by Daniel Nayeri is a wonderful coming of age story appropriate for fifth grade and above.

June 26 In San Antonio History By San Antonio Public Library

Beginning this morning, Bexar County women are able to obtain registration receipts allowing them to vote in the upcoming July primary.

June 25 In San Antonio History

Christie’s, the longtime San Antonio seafood restaurant that first opened its doors in 1942, closes for good (right).

June 20 In San Antonio History

A new telephone central office named “Travis” in memory of Col. William Barrett Travis, hero of the Alamo, goes into service at midnight.

San Antonio Public Library Share San Antonio History For June 13

The marker citing the city’s 250th birthday, is located next to the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce headquarters facing Alamo Street.

San Antonio Artists Shine In Newly Renovated City Hall

The artwork illustrates the intergenerational connections to land and ancestors as markers of identity and culture.

May 31 In San Antonio History

Only residents with even house numbers are allowed to water their lawns today, Wednesdays and Fridays.

San Antonio Dept. Of Arts & Culture Shares Latest Creative Economy Data

The study, conducted on a biennial basis, compares creative economy data between 2016 and 2018.

Renovation Work On Alameda Theater To Begin This Month

The San Antonio theater will be restored and reopened as a multi-media live performing arts and film center.

Day Of The Dead Gallery Talk And Q&A With Dr. Ruben Cordova

The San Antonio Department of Arts & Culture presents a closing event for the landmark exhibition “The Day of the Dead in Art."

MLK, Jr. Commission Selects Winner Of The 5th Annual San Antonio Art Contest

The piece was selected based on its concept, artistic imagery, visual presentation and originality.

San Antonio MLK Commission Announces 5th Annual Art Contest

The MLK, Jr. Commission is excited to announce the 5th Annual Citywide Art Contest for Official Artwork.

Tool In San Antonio: Tickets Available For Upcoming Show

After the release of Tool's first album in thirteen years, the band is coming to San Antonio on their six-week North American tour.

Extraordinary & Eclectic Talent: Fall Season At The Carver

The Carver proudly presents another fabulous year of great performances.

Metal Band Tool To Play At AT&T Center In San Antonio

Tickets for the San Antonio concert go on sale soon Friday, Sept. 6 at 10 a.m.

Jonas Brothers Reuniting, 2019 Tour To Hit San Antonio

The Jonas Brothers are reuniting and their “Happiness Begins Tour” is coming to San Antonio.

Wiz Khalifa’s Summer Tour Is Coming To San Antonio

Wiz Khalifa just announced “The Decent Exposure Tour.” Here’s when the Grammy-nominated rapper will be in San Antonio.