Music A musical offering from Taos to Durango Violinist Rathnam returns to town for chamber program December 31, 2015
Film Carrie Fisher takes on haters The actors have aged. Or, to zone in on the preoccupation, Fisher has aged – and allegedly “not well.” What… December 31, 2015
Film The 10 best movies of 2015 At No. 10, the rousing, gritty, thoroughly entertaining “Straight Outta Compton.” Director F. Gary Gray and the stellar cast remind… December 31, 2015
Film The 10 worst films of 2015 10. At No. 10, “Hot Tub Time Machine 2,” which managed to drain all the outrageous and absurd laughs from… December 31, 2015
Film Movies playing in Durango Dec. 25-31 (128 E. College Drive, 799-2281, www.animascitytheatre.com) Trumbo In 1947, Dalton Trumbo (Bryan Cranston) was Hollywood’s top screenwriter until he and… December 24, 2015
Film Review: Experimenter Now comes “Experimenter,” based on the 1961 exercise (and a number of subsequent, related studies) in which paid participants were… December 24, 2015
Film Review: Trumbo What a strange mess it was, and what a shameful slice of American history. The great Bryan Cranston sinks his… December 24, 2015
Film Review: Daddy’s Home Like the Amy Poehler-Tina Fey comedy from last week, “Daddy’s Home” features a talented and likable duo who have clicked… December 24, 2015
Film Review: Point Break Written by Kurt Wimmer, the remake has the same basic architecture of the original. There’s still an FBI agent named… December 24, 2015
Film Review: Concussion In the mid-2000s, the “Monday Night Countdown” pregame show on ESPN featured a segment called “Jacked Up,” celebrating the most… December 24, 2015
Film Review: The Big Short Even with the benefit of 20-15 hindsight, it’s impossible to fathom exactly how the housing bubble of the 2000s was… December 24, 2015
Film Review: Joy In the title role of the infectiously plucky entrepreneur – who parlayed a gig hawking home-care products on QVC into… December 24, 2015
Performing Arts The Mattson method Durango High School theater teacher thrives on new challenges December 24, 2015
Music Want to hear George Winston? Good luck platinum-selling pianist comes to Durango Arts Center Sunday and Monday, but tickets are going, going, (almost) gone December 24, 2015
Film Movies playing in Durango Dec. 11-17 (128 E. College Drive, 799-2281, www.animascitytheatre.com) Home Alone (Tuesday only) Home Alone. (Tuesday only) A young boy named Kevin who… December 17, 2015
Film Review: Sisters Year after year, as solo talents and a team, they’ve been knocking it out of the park. I think they’re… December 17, 2015
Film ‘The Force Awakens’: A return to greatness Nearly 40 years after “Star Wars” exploded the pop culture universe and practically became a religion for generations of fans,… December 17, 2015
Film Review: Truth Having said that, “Truth” is a strange interpretation of events, in which the visuals and the music sometimes seem to… December 17, 2015
Books Fortunato’s mystery ‘Dark Reservations’ a welcome addition to Western lore Bureau of Indian Affairs Special Agent Joe Evers is facing early retirement because he screwed up on an investigation. Also,… December 17, 2015
Performing Arts A dozen reasons to see ‘The Music Man’ in Durango Durango Arts Center stages American classic December 17, 2015
Film New in theaters: Room I’m not going to promise you won’t want to walk out sometime during the first hour, especially if you’re claustrophobic… December 10, 2015
Film Movies playing in Durango Dec. 11-17 (128 E. College Drive, 799-2281, www.animascitytheatre.com) National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation (Wednesday only) This is the third in the “National Lampoon”… December 10, 2015
Film ‘In the Heart of the Sea’ distances us from the action “In the Heart of the Sea,” a new film from director Ron Howard, strips away the myth from Herman Melville’s… December 10, 2015
Books Give kids the gift of books are some picks for the whippersnappers on your list December 10, 2015