Arts & Entertainment

Film

A new concept in movie-going

City Theatre brings New York Film Critic National Series to Durango

July 7, 2014

Books

A life woven through 2 cultures

Durango resident to read from her memoir

July 7, 2014

Film

Hollywood’s ape man — the evolution

Associated Press photo/Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation Hollywood stuntman Terry Notary plays more than 100 primates in “Dawn of the…

July 7, 2014

Music

Garth Brooks stirs intrigue with cryptic message

Last week, a cryptic message appeared on Garth Brooks’ website, saying, “The wait is over … 7/7.” Today, that message…

July 7, 2014

Books

Review: New Neil Armstrong book glides, not soars

Jay Barbree’s “Neil Armstrong: A Life of Flight,” is a fine book, but it may leave space buffs wanting more.AP…

July 7, 2014

Film

After 50 years, Eastwood continues to evolve

Prolific actor, director, producer’s newest project is ‘Jersey Boys’

July 3, 2014

Music

New EP in hand, Hello Dollface hits the road

Durango indie soul project to play tour kick-off party

July 3, 2014

Books

War hero, Olympian Louis Zamperini dies at 97

Runner’s life was the subject of best-seller ‘Unbroken’

July 3, 2014

Film

Review: ‘Earth to Echo’

For as much modern tech as there is in the family-friendly sci-fi movie Earth to Echo – from social media…

July 3, 2014

Film

Review: Tammy

Melissa McCarthy starts in a scene from “Tammy.”Warner Bros. Pictures via Associated Press And you thought we were talking about…

July 3, 2014

Film

Review: ‘Deliver Us From Evil’

Joel McHale, left, and Eric Bana start in a scene from Screen Gems’ “Deliver Us From Evil.”Sony Pictures via Associated…

July 3, 2014

Film

Review: Cold in July

On a calm, seemingly ordinary night in a Texan town, Richard Dane (Michael C. Hall) awakens to find an intruder…

July 3, 2014

Film

Movies playing in Durango July 5-10

(128 E. College Drive, 799-2281, www.animascitytheatre.com) Cold in July How can a split-second decision change your life? While investigating noises…

July 3, 2014

Music

Old Crow Medicine Show teams with Bob Dylan again

Associated Press Photo/Mark Humphrey<br><br>Ketch Secor of The Old Crow Medicine Show performs during the 2013 Americana Music Honors and Awards…

July 3, 2014

Music

‘x’ marks the spot — the No. 1 spot — for Ed Sheeran

That puts “x” — pronounced multiply — at No. 1 on this week’s Billboard albums chart. The British singer-songwriter’s total…

July 2, 2014

Music

U.S.-born banda singers find success in Mexico

A fan reacts to popular banda singer Gerardo Ortiz, right, after he brought her onstage during a June concert in…

July 2, 2014

Music

Mötley Crüe leaves a legacy of hair-metal fame, infamy

While racking up 22 top 40 rock hits and six top 20 pop singles, the crude Crüe also built a…

July 2, 2014

Music

Time apart strengthens bluegrass trio Nickel Creek

From left, Chris Thile, Sara Watkins and Sean Watkins. The trio of musicians from Nickel Creek grew up performing together…

July 1, 2014

Performing Arts

New York City police to subway acrobats: Sit down

Dashawn Martin, a member of the dance troupe W.A.F.F.L.E., performs on a New York City subway. New York’s cops are…

July 1, 2014

Music

Free concerts al fresco for Durango nights

music series begins this Thursday in Buckley Park

June 30, 2014

Performing Arts

A once and future king

DAC’s summer musical ‘Pippin’ is colorful and ambitious

June 30, 2014

Music

Bobby Womack, singer with brave 2nd act, dies

Womack was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease two years ago and dealt with a number of health issues, including prostate cancer.…

June 30, 2014

Books

Poet offers literary feast in A Moveable Famine

John Skoyles’ autobiographical novel,“A Moveable Famine,” is an entertaining romp through 1970s academia.Associated Press photo/The Permanent Press) Skoyles is a…

June 30, 2014

Visual Arts

Emin’s messy bed could fetch million at auction

British artist Tracey Emin’s 1998 piece, “My Bed,” will be part of Christie’s Post-War & Contemporary Art Evening Auction on…

June 27, 2014