Arts & Entertainment (Page 15)

‘Seaspiracy’ documentary struggles to stay afloat

2021-04-01

By: Jon Lamson

On: April 1, 2021

In: 20210402, Active Life, Arts & Entertainment, Features

‘Another Round’ is depressing, joyful, and the best movie of 2020

2021-04-01

By: Andrew Rodden

On: April 1, 2021

In: 20210402, Arts & Entertainment, Features

Colorado College alumni behind ‘The Dawn Wall’ and ‘Reel Rock’ offer lessons for young filmmakers

2021-03-18

By: Cormac McCrimmon

On: March 18, 2021

In: 20210319, Active Life, Arts & Entertainment, Features

How streaming services saved the modern romantic comedy

2021-03-18

By: Emma Logan

On: March 18, 2021

In: 20210319, Arts & Entertainment, Features

‘Boogie’ lacks high-stakes action that is essential to basketball movies

2021-03-18

By: Andrew Rodden

On: March 18, 2021

In: 20210319, Arts & Entertainment, Features

Unless You Can See It in Theaters, Don’t Bother With ‘Chaos Walking’

2021-03-11

By: Andrew Rodden

On: March 11, 2021

In: 20210312, Arts & Entertainment, Features

How to Tell the Story of a Nation: An Interview with Namwili Serpell, Author of ‘The Old Drift’

2021-03-11

By: Joshua Kalenga

On: March 11, 2021

In: 20210312, Arts & Entertainment, Features

Movie Theaters Are Open Again, and “Minari” Is One of the Few Currently Screening Movies Worth Watching

2021-03-04

By: Andrew Rodden

On: March 4, 2021

In: 20210305, Arts & Entertainment, Features

“Racism as Zoological Witchcraft: A Guide to Getting Out” Provides a New Vision for Our Social Justice Movements

2021-03-04

By: Sada Rice

On: March 4, 2021

In: 20210305, Arts & Entertainment, Features

Sam Levinson’s “Malcolm & Marie” Is a Waste of Time

2021-02-18

By: Andrew Rodden

On: February 18, 2021

In: 20210219, Arts & Entertainment, Features

Warmth, Happiness and Security: A Review of “The Little Book of Hygge”

2021-02-18

By: Guest Writer

On: February 18, 2021

In: 20210219, Arts & Entertainment, Features

Parenting in the “Harry Potter” World

2021-02-18

By: Mariel Zech

On: February 18, 2021

In: 20210219, Arts & Entertainment, Features

The Delightful Confusion of ‘WandaVision’

2021-02-11

By: Guest Writer

On: February 11, 2021

In: 20210212, Arts & Entertainment, Features

The 2021 Sundance Film Festival Has Wrapped. Here are the Highlights.

2021-02-11

By: Andrew Rodden

On: February 11, 2021

In: 20210212, Arts & Entertainment, Features

Cli-Fi Authors to the Rescue!

2021-02-04

By: Psalm Delaney

On: February 4, 2021

In: 20210205, Active Life, Arts & Entertainment, Features

New Horizons for the Endangered Species Act

2021-02-04

By: Jon Lamson

On: February 4, 2021

In: 20210205, Active Life, Arts & Entertainment, Features

Even with Explosives Strapped to his Groin, Nic Cage Still Disappoints in Sion Sono’s ‘Prisoners of the Ghostland’

2021-02-04

By: Andrew Rodden

On: February 4, 2021

In: 20210205, Arts & Entertainment, Features

Featuring a Stunning Period-Authentic Style, ‘Mank’ Tells the Story of One of Old Hollywood’s Most Contentious Controversies: Who Wrote ‘Citizen Kane’?

2020-12-10

By: Andrew Rodden

On: December 10, 2020

In: 20201211, Arts & Entertainment, Features

Wait … It’s Already December? CC’s Favorite Holiday Music

2020-12-10

By: Kristen Richards

On: December 10, 2020

In: 20201211, Arts & Entertainment, Features

Ethan Hawke is Electric in “Tesla,” a Film That Has His Nikola Tesla Eat Ice Cream and Sing Karaoke

2020-12-03

By: Andrew Rodden

On: December 3, 2020

In: 20201204, Arts & Entertainment, Features

‘Possessor’ Depicts the Squirm-Inducing Violence of Big Tech Companies and the Melding of Consciousness

2020-11-19

By: Andrew Rodden

On: November 19, 2020

In: 20201120, Arts & Entertainment, Features

Book Recommendations for the Upcoming Breaks

2020-11-19

By: Abby Mercier

On: November 19, 2020

In: 20201120, Arts & Entertainment, Features

Regardless of Whether You Shake or Stir, “On the Rocks” Falls Flat

2020-11-05

By: Andrew Rodden

On: November 5, 2020

In: 20201106, Arts & Entertainment, Features

In “Borat: Subsequent Moviefilm,” Sacha Baron Cohen Puts America on Blast Yet Again

2020-10-29

By: Andrew Rodden

On: October 29, 2020

In: 20201030, Arts & Entertainment, Features

“Hubie Halloween” Is an Earnest Return to Form for a Once-Disregarded Adam Sandler

2020-10-22

By: Andrew Rodden

On: October 22, 2020

In: 20201023, Arts & Entertainment, Features