Nia DaCosta makes her mark on Marvel history with ‘The Marvels’: Fall Movie Preview

NEW YORK – Nia DaCosta, director of the upcoming “The Marvels,” has a diagnosis for the recent struggles of superhero movies. It basically comes down to, she says, “Mo’ money, mo’ problems.” Success inevitably breeds bigger budgets. Box-office expectations get inflated. Even superhero spandex can’t sustain endless cycles of wash, rinse and repeat. “Growth has … Read more

Haunted Hike explores city’s spooky history along San Antonio River

Attendees will stroll down the King William stretch led by the Curious Twins Paranormal tour guides. SAN ANTONIO — As the spooky season approaches, Texas residents and visitors are asked to come and join the San Antonio River Authority on the Haunted Hike – King William exploring the Riverwalk’s haunted history.  It won’t cost you … Read more

World Heritage Festival showcases unique San Antonio history and culture

SAN ANTONIO — The eighth annual World Heritage Festival starts Wednesday and will continue until Sunday, September 10.  This annual event celebrates San Antonio’s unique history and vibrant community. This is a multi-day festival with events at various locations including the San Antonio Missions National Historical Park, The Alamo, and the World Heritage Office. Some … Read more

San Antonio Zoo announces birth of baby Okapi, sometimes called the ‘African Unicorn’

The male calf was born on Saturday to first-time parents Ludimi and Epulu, adding to the growing family of this elusive and endangered species. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Zoo is excited to announce the birth of a baby Okapi to first-time parents Ludimi and Epulu, adding to the growing family of this elusive … Read more