Entertainment
Katy Perry, John Mayer break up
Singers Katy Perry and John Mayer have apparently ended their relationship, a source has told PEOPLE Magazine...
Newsweek’s website just used the words ‘sizzurp’ and ‘drank’ in a...
Awkwarder than a Papal Harlem Shake video: The Daily Beast, Newsweek's website, recently wrote a story on Lil Wayne's health issues that included the words "sizzurp" and "drank" in its headline...
Walking in the whimsy wonderland of ‘Almost, Maine’
Love. It’s life’s sweetest reward. If you let it flow, it floats back to you. Love can be exciting. It can be new. And if you get on board with love, it might even be expecting you. You could be the captain of your own ship or just someone else’s gopher. Your broken ...
Exploring legacy of experimental filmmaker Brakhage
No one can say for sure what the late Stan Brakhage would think of the Brakhage Center Symposium — except that he would both hate and love it...
Taarka: Seeking Americana
On Taarka’s fifth studio album, Adventures in Vagabondia, the band’s well-traveled sound puts down a few solid roots for the first time...
Confessions of an ex-evangelical
Erika Rae’s evangelist upbringing imprinted some unusual beliefs upon her. As a teenager, she believed demons were behind every accidental misstep, from rock ’n’ roll to forgetting your keys. In her memoir about how she ended up leaving behind her radical religion, ...
That’s enough, James Franco
At one point, our collective return to Oz (not be confused with Return to Oz, sorry Faruza) was going to see director Sam Raimi deploy Robert Downey Jr. as his titular wizard. The short list after Downey split must have consisted of just two names: James Franco and “...
Nolan’s next: ‘Dark Knight’ director to helm sci-fi adventure film
Christopher Nolan, the writer and director for all three of the recent Batman trilogy (Batman Begins, The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises), has been named the director of an upcoming Paramount and Warner Bros. production...
Frozen Dead Guy Days rises again
With the help of a beloved dead body, the town of Nederland will awaken once again from its cold slumber for the 12th annual Frozen Dead Guy Days...
A clockwork beige for Boulder’s Catamounts
If you’ve seen even a small handful of movie commercials over the past decade or so, your mind’s ear will immediately recall the intense, slightly gravelly voice I’m referring to when I ask you to imagine an ad that starts, “In a world where mutants run the surface ...