Tom and guests also review Holy Cow, an award winning film about youth, agriculture, and the comté cheese-making competition, in the Jura region of south-east France. Plus time-looping novel The ...

Instead, he must rely on touch and intuition. The film’s English title Holy Cow is a somewhat awkward translation of the French Vingt Dieux, an interjection with an old-fashioned, rural connotation.

Boxes of Duncan Hines cake mix are shown in 2021 in a New York supermarket. Duncan Hines in 1948. Boxes of Duncan Hines cake mix are shown in 2021 in a New York supermarket. Duncan Hines in 1948 ...

"Who wrote that? That just goes to show you I literally will read anything they put in front of me without even looking like… Holy cow. What does that say?” It was Harlan's Anchorman moment ...

Set against the bucolic backdrop of France's Jura region—where Courvoisier hails from—Holy Cow follows Totone (Clément Faveau), a young man who, after the passing of his father, enters an ...

And still a household name today. Holy Cow! History is written by novelist, former TV journalist and diehard history buff J. Mark Powell. Have a historic mystery that needs solving? A forgotten ...

White Sox broadcaster Harry Caray in the center field bleachers at Comiskey Park on Aug. 16, 1972. (Don Casper/Chicago Tribune) 1971: Broadcaster Harry Caray called his first White Sox game.

By the time we reach Holy Cow’s final flourish – and it is literally a flourish – one wants to both cry and cheer, such is the love Courvoisier has built for her characters and their story.

Sixty years ago, Americans were doubled over laughing at a 70-something spitfire’s antics. When “The Beverly Hillbillies” made its debut on CBS in 1962, critics were aghast. However ...

Supermarket cake mix shelves feature the Big Three. There’s Pillsbury, whose Doughboy is a cartoon character. There’s Betty Crocker; sure, her pretty face is on the box, but it’s a portrait ...

The sunlit opening of French writer-director Louise Courvoisier’s punchy, sweet coming-of-age debut feature, “Holy Cow,” set in a cheese-making pocket of France’s Comté region ...