Hundreds Of Thousands Turn Out For People’s Climate March In New York City
As reported by Nick Visser, the associate green editor at The Huffington Post, Hundreds Of Thousands Turn Out For People’s Climate March In New York City. More than 300,000
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11 Films That Already Have Oscar Buzz
Melissa Hugal, a freelance writer, blogger, and film critic offers up this post in .MIC about the 11 films that already have Oscar buzz. Four of the films presented (with trailer
Finalists Of The 2014 Wildlife Photographer Of The Year Competition Will Leave You Wanting More
“The annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, presented by London’s Natural History Museum and BBC, has just recently announced its 50 finalists,
Robin Williams– Home Town Boy
On EatDrinkFilms, Gary Meyer, senior curator of the Telluride Film Festival, wrote a moving story about Robin Williams. Though I met him casually at screenings or film gatherings h
Pastor Pat Bailey, Insights: Baptisms Updated
Last Sunday we celebrated a baptism, an ancient ritual in the Christian tradition. In the past, the ritual was often used to “divide out” the insiders and outsiders, th
Sheridan Arts: “World Most Mysterious Mystery”
Fundraiser for SAFYPT scholarship fund. Saturday, September 27, 7 p.m., $10 adults and $5 kids 12 and under. $25 for pre-show wine & cheese reception It’s a MYSTERY̷
Telluride Film Fest: Roger Ebert Honored
For many years, the iconic critic Roger Ebert was a regular at the Telluride Film Festival – and many other similar gatherings around the globe. After Ebert lost his battle wit
Telluride Museum: A Talk About Pueblo Pottery
A history of ancestral Pueblo pottery, studies in the Southwest, presented by Telluride Historical Museum in association with Crow Canyon Archaeological Center at Telluride Library
His Holiness
He’s back and better than ever. Telluride Inside… and Out is delighted to welcome Rob Schultheis back to our family of writers. Among Telluride’s many talented makers
Fall Festival Verdict: Who’s In, Who’s Out…
Telluride Film Fest down. Now Toronto. Pete Hammond writes in Deadline/Hollywood about the race for the golden statue. With the last gasp of the Toronto International Film Festiva
Telluride Venture Accelerator: Major Small Biz Grant Awarded
TVA Selected as one of 50 Winners out of 800 Nationwide Applications Last week, the Administrator of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), Maria Contreras-Sweet, a membe
Tall Tales: “All the Rage” at Denver’s Curious Theatre
Buy tickets for “All the Rage” at Denver’s Curious Theatre here. Martin Moran’s opening at the beginning of “All the Rage” is the definition of casual. He strolls out t
Pastor Pat Bailey, Insights: Where Are We Headed?
“Where Are We Headed?” Do the Christian tellings of beginnings and endings give us a historical explanation or do they inform us and call us to the deeper aspects of ou
Robert Cray on Being a Blues Legend: “At the End of the Day, You Have to Play Tomorrow”
Blues legend Robert Cray will be performing at the Telluride Blues & Brews Festival on Friday at 5:50 PM. Here’s a recent interview with Robert that appeared in the DC9
Bombino: Emissary for the Music of the Tuareg People
As a local DJ on KOTO-fm I play the latest in contemporary jazz and world music. One of the CD’s that been on my playlist for the past several month’s is BombinoR
The Legacy of George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic
George Clinton knows how to put on a show, and Telluride will be able to witness the splendor of it all, first hand, at the upcoming Blues & Brews festival this weekend. Here
Song Premiere: Barbra Streisand And John Legend Together
NPR, premieres a new song from Barbra Streisand, who at 72, not only still sounds great, but (from the picture above), looks good too! Barbra Streisand, one of the most loved singe
Female Photographer Imagines Her Life with Dozens of Different Partners in ‘Self Portraits with Men’
Jenna Garrett, Feature Shoot’s Editor as well as a visual artist and photographer, shares “Self Portraits with Men” by photographer Dita Pepe. Who do you want to
Toronto Film Fest: So Far, Buzzless
It was meant to be a remix of the David & Goliath story, with the Telluride Film Fest being the underdog and Toronto the towering giant. And so far the outcome fits the outcome
Outlaw Reflections: Looking Ahead at Telluride’s Raunchy Past
Editor’s note: I am reminded of the man every day. A talented sculptor, one of his mobiles sits on the coffee table in our living room. But I had not seen or heard from Oleh L