A slow movie week (post-Valentine’s, pre-Oscars) features a story of Jesse Owens at Berlin’s 1936 Olympics, an arty horror movie and a Biblical story based on the Resurrection.

Jesse Owens – who set four world records in a college meet with Ohio State in 1935 – was a celebrity heading into the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin. Yet Owens faced racism at home and bigotry abroad ...

The television trailer for “Race,” a biopic that tells the story of legendary Jesse Owens’ four gold-medal performance at the 1936 Berlin Olympics while exploring the racial climates of both the ...

Mike Hayes was delighted to walk into the Maltz Museum for the first time as a Cleveland transplant five years ago and spot a ...

For the 50th anniversary of Black History Month, it's worth looking at the life of the great American Civil Rights champion Jesse Owens, who became a symbol of American greatness and dignity. James ...