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No matter what kind of story is being told these days in movies, women characters no longer serve merely as the eye candy on the arm of a manly protagonist. This week Dan Webster, Mary Pat Treuthart and Nathan Weinbender discuss a trio of movies that feature women characters at the heart of the action. Those movies are “She Said,” “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” and “The Menu.”

Creatives behind a new site-specific play talk about its immersion and impact

Cara Lorello reads "Sonnet XXIV” by Louise Labé.

Cara Lorello reads her original poem “The Second Time.”

Michael Daley reads his original poem "First Snow on Fidalgo."

Michael Daley reads "Sojourns in the Parallel World" by Denise Levertov.

The new satire “Triangle of Sadness” eviscerates the ruling class, following a couple of models from the comfort of a luxury yacht to the lawlessness of a desert island. Nathan Weinbender says you’ll either find the film outrageously funny, or outrageously obvious.

From the archives: Norvel Trosst reads Call of the Wild by Jack London

It’s the time of year for inspirational movies, and Netflix’s “The Swimmers” fills that role well, Dan Webster says in his review.

Michael Daley reads his original poem "Dark Times."