culture and entertainment

Soon after Bill Robles flipped on the set, he knew these TV producers had gotten it all wrong. Cuba Gooding Jr., a man of somewhat smaller stature, simply didn’t embody O.J. Simpson, Robles...

State Street Ballet bring ‘Carmen’ to town If it’s drama you’re after, you need look no further than the ballet “Carmen” – It’s got everything: Lust, love, law-breaking and ... murder. Oh, and...

When my daughter was about 7 years old, she asked me one day what I did at work. I told her I worked at the college – that my job was to teach people how to draw. She stared back at me,...

If you weren’t paying close attention, you may not have even noticed that Diane West moved her Jewelry & Art Gallery in downtown Durango. The move – from 934 Main Ave. to 820 – was just over one...

Washington Post movie critics Ann Hornaday, Michael O’Sullivan and Stephanie Merry picked the movies they think will win, should win and should have been nominated: BEST PICTURE Nominees: “The Big...

After becoming a favorite at the Cowboy Poetry Gathering, Jeneve Rose Mitchell is making her mark on “American Idol.” Still in braces at 15, she’s made the top 14 and will perform Wednesday and...

Streaming video and Redbox have largely conquered a market that used to belong to video rental stores. But Louisa’s Movie House in Durango has survived, and it is planning a move to Town Plaza the...

It’s no surprise that the era in which we live influences who we are. Pop culture fads and tensions, generational zeitgeist and major news events create common bonds that travel across cultural and...

A mysterious person standing at a pond and wearing a mask. A young man with a crown of leaves on his head. An old woman’s mouth covered with a fish. Portraits of other women looking straight into...