Arts & Entertainment

At the Movies

Zoe Kravitz and Shailene Woodley in a scene from “Divergent,” opening today at Durango Stadium 9.Jaap Buitendijk/Summit Entertainment/Associated Press (Both…

March 20, 2014

Film

‘Divergent’ producers mixed on ‘Hunger Games’ comparison

“We’d be crazy not to be happy about the comparisons,” producer Doug Wick said in a recent interview. “The downside…

March 20, 2014

Visual Arts

Farmington art show back again

painter to represent Durango

March 20, 2014

Film

‘Divergent’ doesn’t diverge enough

You’re you, and nobody else. Don’t let them define you. Don’t let them put you into one of their neat…

March 20, 2014

Books

Book reveals Hitchcock’s man behind the man behind the camera

Hitchcock’s Partner in Suspense: The Life of Screenwriter Charles Bennett by Charles Bennett, edited by John Charles Bennett, University Press…

March 20, 2014

Film

How ‘The Greatest’ was robbed of his future boxing career by The Man

Muhammad Ali is subject of Community Cinema film screening

March 17, 2014

Books

Writing duo get kudos

The American Association of University Women’s Book And Author Luncheon will feature Trail Canyon: 6 Miles Long, 10,000 Years Deep…

March 17, 2014

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

Music

Texas fest goes on after tragedy

kills two at South by Southwest

March 13, 2014

Film

Banff unleashes the best of its fest

Dizzying fall lines like those seen in “Valhalla” are typical fare for the best in outdoor films as seen in…

March 13, 2014

Music

Larkin returns from hiatus with ‘Still Green’

concert will highlight singer’s 13th album

March 13, 2014

Performing Arts

Happy days?

‘Maple & Vine’ makes the case good ol’ days not always so good

March 13, 2014

Performing Arts

Idina Menzel’s ‘If/Then’ off to a strong start

Tony Award winning actress, singer and songwriter Idina Menzel poses Feb. 25 in New York. Menzel performed the Oscar award-winning…

March 10, 2014

Books

U.S. Best-selling books for March 11

Kindergarten student Tatyalonna Kastner, 5, makes green eggs and ham with her fellow students at C.T. Plunkett Elementary School in…

March 10, 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

We gotta have that funk

Motet warms up tour with Colorado dates

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

Music

Durango Celtic fest is on the grow

Volunteers’ dedication pays off in 2nd year

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

Visual Arts

A neighborhood photo album

Shutter gives locals a view into ‘The Backyard’

March 6, 2014