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Hi-Wire Brewing re-releases Vietnamese Iced Coffee Stout and more beers to know this week

Try one of these 12 Christmas, holiday craft beers from Louisville breweries

From Imperial Stouts to winter IPAs and Christmas Ales, here are 12 Christmas and holiday craft beers to try from Louisville breweries this year.

Two ways to see 'Roar' with Strand's New Century Series

The Strand Theatre’s New Century Series presents a screening of Roar (1981) on Thursday, Sept. 7, at 7:30 p.m., at The Pour Farm’s Outdoor Film Festival. Following that, a live stage production of ROAR!, a full length rock musical, will be.

Grisly injuries of 70 people mauled by lions and other rogue beasts on wildest film ever made

Grisly injuries of 70 people mauled by lions and other rogue beasts on wildest film ever made Roar, celebrating 40 years since its release, took 11 years to make and saw a stream of disasters, including stars being attacked by big cats and rogue elephants, as well as a potentially deadly flood that set 15 dangerous creatures free Updated Sign up to FREE email alerts from Daily Star - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice

Blue Sky: The 1990s nuclear drama that won Jessica Lange her second Oscar

Blue Sky: The 1990s nuclear drama that won Jessica Lange her second Oscar Family and military tensions blow up in Tony Richardson’s final film, ignited by Jessica Lange’s Oscar-winning turn as a troublesome army wife revealing unexpected reserves of resilience. 19 January 2021 Blue Sky (1994) It took a while for audiences to be able to see Blue Sky. Completed in 1991, what would become the final film of Tony Richardson’s exceptionally prolific career went unreleased for 3 years, due to the demise of its distributor, Orion. The kind of characterful, modestly budgeted American drama that was a 1980s/90s staple but which seldom gets the green light these days, Richardson’s film, available now for the first time on Blu-ray, finally appeared in 1994. By that time, sadly, the director himself had died. But the film’s respectful reception constituted a worthy, belated tribute – one crowned by Jessica Lange’s best actress Oscar win for her boldly