Ski adventurer/writer/filmmaker William Kerig will sign copies of The Edge of Never, the book chronicling big-mountain skiers as well as the on-mountain exploits of Kye Peterson, 15-year-old son of deceased big mountain skier Tervor Peterson, who finishes the Chamonix, France run that killed his father in 1996. Read More
Nothing gets me in the holiday spirit more than taking a moment to reflect on the season by seeing the light displays. My new tradition is making a pilgrimage to Christmas Street and a tradition I've had since childhood has been to visit Temple Square for the holiday lights. Read More
Like Crazy will not only go down as writer/director Drake Doremus' Sundance moment, but it will also change, subtly at first, the vernacular of the romcom - think genre defining like Kevin Smith's Clerks or Richard Linklater's Slacker. Read More
Norwegians are fashion-forward: they like boiled fish, potatoes, fly suits, fjords, being cold, oil and natural gas, eight week's vacation, same-sex marriage and darkness. Read More
It's been a good year for B-movie king Roger Corman. Read More
Had George Bush simply needed to furnish a weapon of mass ridiculousness to justify his Iraq war, an advance copy of The Devil's Double would've come in mighty handy. Read More
It'd be too easy to say Troubadours, Morgan Neville's documentary sprung from the Carole King/James Taylor reunion concert at West Hollywood's Troubadour in 2007, is mere self-congratulatory Boomer junk. Read More
