We’ve gotten a few landmark sports films over the last 50 or so years. Each decade has had at least one top-tier sports film, but usually more. The 2011 biographical sports drama "Moneyball" might be the genre’s peak in the 2010s.
Letter to the Editor published in the March 12, 2025 issue of the Tomahawk Leader.
Letters to the Editor published in the March 5, 2025 issue of the Tomahawk Leader.
"The Color of Money" finds three of the most important figures in cinema at distinctly different yet equally interesting points in their careers.
Letters to the Editor published in the Feb. 19, 2025 issue of the Tomahawk Leader.
Letter to the Editor published in the Feb. 12, 2025 issue of the Tomahawk Leader.
"At Tomahawk High School (THS), we proudly offer a variety of career pathways to students. Pathways specialized in career fields such as Business, Marketing, Architecture and Construction, Culinary Arts, Engineering, Entrepreneurship, Graphic Design, Healthcare, Information Technology, Manufacturing, Education and Training, and Transportation Technology," writes Tomahawk High School Principal Ryan Huseby,
Letter to the Editor published in the Jan. 22, 2025 issue of the Tomahawk Leader.
Dear reader, I am not just one; I am a unit of many — my ancestors who paved the way, the stages of my life shaped by community and friends, and the family of God's creation to which …
The 1998 drama "Rounders," directed by John Dahl, gives us a glimpse into another fascinating underworld: one that revolves around high-stakes poker.
Dear Reader, Life's treasures aren't measured in material possessions like a sleek car or a spacious mansion. You could have all of these things, but without someone to share them with, …
Dear Reader, As the calendar turns to another New Year, we find ourselves at a familiar crossroads, a time for renewal and reflection. It's a time when we take stock of our lives, weighing …
Whether it’s in real life or film, every so often, we get an era-defining matchup. From a star power perspective, Michael Mann’s 1995 Los Angeles crime epic Heat, starring Al Pacino and Robert De Niro, might be the high-water mark of movie showdowns.
Letter to the Editor published in the Nov. 20, 2024 issue of the Tomahawk Leader.
Since 1921, National Education Week, observed this year from Monday, Nov. 18 through Friday, Nov. 22, has become a celebration during which we recognize the important roles public schools and their staffs play in student development.
“In space, no one can hear you scream.” It’s pretty wild to think that the Best Movie Tagline Debate has been settled since 1979, when Ridley Scott dropped his sci-fi horror classic Alien.
Let's take a look at the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the Packers’ anxiety-inducing, ugly-at-times, last-second win over the Texans.
From the office of U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin On Wednesday, Sept. 18, U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-Wis.) called on the Postmaster General Louis DeJoy to immediately address costly delays Wisconsin …
By Jalen Maki There are few comedic actors working today who are more iconic than Will Ferrell. He’s one of the greatest Saturday Night Live cast members of all-time, and he’s starred in some of …
By Jalen Maki I was traveling when the Packers took on the Indianapolis Colts last Sunday, so I wasn’t able to get a column written last week. But I do have something I’d like to say: Kudos to …