2013 was a stellar year for great movies—and for awesome film scores.
Hampton author Mike Dunbar has published "The Triangle," the fourth book in the "Castleton Series," a time traveling, adventure saga for teens and adults.
Here's who Cinema Siren thinks will take home a gold statue on March 2.
The first-ever film shot entirely using Google Glass will have a familiar name and locale at the forefront of its unique love story.
Cinema Siren gives the film two stars.
Bob McGrath's striking book chronicling a picturesque Seacoast community has drawn high praise in an annual competition.
Dan Healy was posthumously awarded the Bronze Star for his actions.
Is your favorite film in this list?
We close out another amazing year of photographs today with one of my favorite parts of this series — a first-time submitter.
Today's featured photo is a Monday morning installment of "Name that beach!" Can you guess where this wonderful Nancy Rand image was taken?
Also 'The Wolf of Wall Street' and 'Inside Llewyn Davis.'
I honestly had difficulty choosing just one of Jacqui Kennedy's recent photos as today's Photo of the Day, as she's had some amazing shots so far this week.
R-rated film opens wide in theaters Thursday night.
It's hard not to love this amazing gray beach photo by Christine Singleton.
You can pretty much guarantee this photo will be in the mix for the "Top 13 Photos of 2013."
I'm cold just looking at this shot of the Atlantic Ocean, taken by Karin Breen during high tide on Saturday.
Cinema Siren gives the film four out of five stars. Movie opens in theaters Friday.
A revue that involves quite a bit of taking off is quickly taking off in popularity and will make a stop in Hampton.
Red sunrises aren't typically a good omen for sailors, although Tuesday's was beautiful to look at — even if it was soon replaced with gray and snowy conditions.
You can take the Seacoast girl out of New Hampshire's Seacoast area, but you can't take the Seacoast out of her.