Film What’s the likelihood a 50-1 horse wins Kentucky Derby? Well, it happened – and he is now the star of a new film March 17, 2014
Visual Arts ’Best of best’ of Ansel Adams’ photos on display Karen Hellman, Assistant Curator Department of Photographs examines a photo exhibit entitled, “In Focus: Ansel Adams” on March 14 at… March 17, 2014
Books U.S. Best-selling books for March 18 Fiction 1. The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt (Little, Brown and Co.) 2. The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd… March 16, 2014
Film At the Movies A high-energy cross-country race is at the heart of the new release “Need for Speed,” opening this weekend at the… March 13, 2014
Performing Arts How to take ‘drama’ to extremes Unrequited love is best shown in ‘Werther’ March 9, 2014
Books A renewed look at our Colo. peregrines Republished classic gives incredible insight into a bird once on the verge of extinction March 9, 2014
Music Pharrell details the top songs he’s produced Pharrell Williams rehearses last month before the NBA All-Star Game in New Orleans. This week, Pharrell released his sophomore solo… March 6, 2014
Film A fine cast may regret ‘The Past’ Bérénice Bejo and Tahar Rahim are part of a stellar cast in the otherwise underwhelming “The Past.”Sony Pictures Classics But… March 6, 2014
Film Blacklisted New Mexico film gets atonement This 1956 file photo shows Mexican actress and writer Rosaura Revueltas in Mexico City. The 60th anniversary of the blacklisted… March 3, 2014
Books U.S. Best-selling Books for March 4 Fiction 1. The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt (Little, Brown and Co.) 2. The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd… March 3, 2014
Visual Arts Geopoetica: What’s in a name? “Geopoetica” is an artistic collaboration by Burton Baldwin and Joaquin Salazar, two individuals who are searching for a deeper sense… March 3, 2014
Film And the (other) winners are … are the jury and your picks from the 9th annual film festival March 2, 2014
Performing Arts The hills are alive with Durango students high schoolers deserve credit on, behind, below stage March 2, 2014
Film Who will take home Oscar gold this weekend? Herald film writer Megan Bianco predicts that “12 Years a Slave,” starring Chiwetel Ejiofor, will win the Best Picture Oscar… February 27, 2014
Film Aaron Paul may be part of ‘Breaking Bad’ spinoff Paul says he’d had “serious talks” with “Better Call Saul” co-creator Vince Gilligan about returning to his character, a low-level… February 27, 2014
Film Sydney Spies comes home for festival visit Sydney Spies, right, and her mother, Miki, appear in Darryl Roberts’ feature documentary “America the Beautiful 3: The Sexualization of… February 27, 2014
Music Hits just keep on coming at FLC Ted Atkatz, right, will be a featured guest performer Saturday for Fort Lewis College’s Day of Percussion.Courtesy of NYCO Music… February 27, 2014
Film Oscars: How we ended up with 9 best picture noms We’ll never know which film might have been the 10th best picture nominee at this year’s Oscars. Ahead of Hollywood’s… February 27, 2014
Performing Arts In this Russian historic opera, timing is everything revisits 12th-century upheaval in ‘Prince Igor’ February 24, 2014
Books U.S. Best-selling books for Feb. 25 Fiction 1. The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt (Little, Brown and Co.) 2. The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd… February 24, 2014