Entertainment

What to do when there’s nothing to do…

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Henry Rollins. 8 p.m. Boulder Theater, 2032 14th St., Boulder. Tickets: $30-$35, z2ent.com/boulder-theater-venue In describing Henry Rollins, the tendency is to try to squeeze as...

Fighters in the ring

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How best do we whittle ourselves into instruments for change? Is it by sharpening our tongues, hardening our fists or sweetening our songs? That’s the question at the heart of One Night in Miami..., which posits the conversations that might have unfolded while boxer ...

From the hills (kind of)

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They don’t need drums. They don’t need bass. Sparse, gentle acoustic guitar appears now and then, but on many of their songs the three young, honey-voiced members of the new Vermont alt-folk trio Mountain Man use no musical accompaniment whatsoever. The result is ...

Recording the next chapter

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As the soul-streaked strains of Todd Park Mohr’s voice laments the laws of love and justice on the band’s new single “Beautiful,” carried on the wings of one of modern rock’s most effortlessly nimble rhythm sections, it feels as if the Monsters are back again...

See the Robocop remake that won’t be opening in theaters next...

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Though there was absolutely no need to remake the dystopic Paul Verhoeven classic, Robocop, because it remains objectively a frame for frame perfect film, someone in Hollywood thought it needed a slick CGI-fueled reboot...

The waiting is the hardest part

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My grandmother once told me the greatest pain ever felt was felt by a parent burying her own child. Nothing could feel more unnatural....

Learn

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Buzz Aldrin...

hewn and hallowed

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full moon poetryjagged and rawbleeding from the woundsof an ancestral saw back and forth as it goesthrough the passage of timewith these hands, grandfatherthat cannot...

Acting skills gone missing

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Twilight alumnus Taylor Lautner makes his debut as a leading man in a film tailor-made for him. Abduction puts Lautner in motion and never goes wrong as long as he remains in motion...

Cinema verboten

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Between 1933 and 1945, Germany’s Third Reich produced 1,200 feature films, of which 300 were labeled propaganda by the Allies and banned from public screenings and distribution following the war. To this day, restrictions on 40 of these titles are still in place...

‘American Idol’ EP Nigel Lythgoe Defends Slipping Ratings, Rules Out Changes,...

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With American Idol’s ratings down well into double-digits...