While popular media plays an important role in raising awareness about intimate partner violence, it often relies on ...

The Cleveland woman and her children were held captive by an abductor who tortured and abused them for years. She now serves ...

This story was originally published in 2016 and has been updated with additional movies, including The Brutalist. There’s something to be said for movies that get in and out in under 90 minutes ...

She also serves as a Domestic Violence Advocate ... "I’ve been blessed that lifetime reached out to me to do a movie on my story. My story has aired on other platforms, such as ID and A&E ...

When Cowan left her hometown of Cleveland, Ohio, in 1985 for the sunny skies of Santa Monica, Calif., she never imagined her ...

Movies such as 2015’s Crimson Peak ($31M domestic) and 2021’s Nightmare Alley ($11.3M) have struggled in finding theatrical crowds, the latter title largely a victim of skittish arthouse ...

She shouldn't have bothered. Back in Action has been panned by critics, with one reviewer even saying it's a "bad movie by any standard". Ouch! For anyone who might be interested in checking it ...

CLEVELAND — A Cleveland woman’s incredible story of survival is coming to television with the debut of a new Lifetime movie ... educator and domestic violence activist.