Mal Vincent was recently awarded the Vianne B. Webb Lifetime Achievement Award for his 50-plus years of arts support in Hampton Roads, by the Cultural Alliance of Greater Hampton Roads.

Local film critic Mal Vincent tells us about four new films that have stories based on events from small towns in Virginia and they’re not about Virginia history’s brightest moments.

Mal Vincent recalls the time he interviewed, a then 10-year-old, Macaulay Culkin about his film Home Alone that would become a holiday classic.

Hear the best and most requested holiday stories from the NPR archive. This exciting program airs December 8 at 1 p.m. on WHRV 89.5.

Mal Vincent recalls why the composer of "Annie" wasn't too sure the Broadway smash was going to be a hit.

Next week on Another View, we discuss The Birth of a Nation and why the film has not lived up to the hype.

 Join WHRV Folk Music Producer Barry Graham and ReelSound’s Sondra Woodward for this annual program featuring a variety of classic holiday tunes and local performers.

Mal Vincent discusses which movie was the “holy grail” as he started his career, and he recalls meeting Liv Ullmann.