Edward Norton

Kanye West, N.E.R.D. and Wyclef Jean Reportedly Slated for DNC Events

Revenge of the Nerds

Fight Club dukes it out with the disaffected, nihilistic side of the American male. Yawn. Been there, done that.

Best place to get whupped -- and like it

Central Wrestling Organization matches at the Aztlan Theater

The New York cop drama Pride and Glory holds its audience hostage

Central Wrestling Organization matches at the Aztlan Theater

I'm OK, You're KO'd

At Denver's Fight Club, life knocks out art in the first round.

Don't Know Much About History

At Denver's Fight Club, life knocks out art in the first round.

Green Machine

Losing our cool over Colorado's Cool Biz.

The Incredible Hulk

In the shadow of Iron Man, the latest from Marvel can't live up to its billing.

Summer Movie Preview

The season of big budget bangs uses its brain.

Lake of Fire

Seventeen years in the making, Tony Kaye’s epic abortion doc gives a lot — but no answer.

Internal Despair

In The Believer, a Jewish student explores his inner Nazi.

The Painted Veil

Chez Artiste, 2800 South Colorado Boulevard

Hold Your Horses

Bandidas, Idiocracy, Extras, The Illusionist

Camel Light

Bandidas, Idiocracy, Extras, The Illusionist

Practical Magic

Eerie melodrama explores the dark arts in turn-of-the-century Vienna.

Psycho Cowboy

Edward Norton plays a twisted hero in Down in the Valley.

Swift Kick

Elijah Wood as a soccer thug in Britain? Not bloody likely.

Peace or Death

Kingdom of Heaven is bloody good holy Hollywood fare.

Ghost in the Machinist

Christian Bale chases phantoms and loses sleep in Brad Anderson's latest.

Liars' Club

Mao isn't going to start any culinary revolution.

Think Distinct

This summer's movies could withstand the drought.

Ground Zero Hour

A final day of freedom coincides with the aftermath of 9/11.

Queen of Pain

Julie Taymor and Salma Hayek paint a spectacular portrait of Frida Kahlo.

Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang

The loving and loathing of a poofy rhino animates Death to Smoochy.

Know When to Fold 'Em

The loving and loathing of a poofy rhino animates Death to Smoochy.

Woody Scores Big

The loving and loathing of a poofy rhino animates Death to Smoochy.

In Like Flynt

The loving and loathing of a poofy rhino animates Death to Smoochy.

Courting Disaster

The loving and loathing of a poofy rhino animates Death to Smoochy.

The Rockies bandwagon is leaving the station. Are you getting on, or what?

Aaron ThackerayThis could be you tonight. For better or worse. Baseball season is long and dense, epically so, the Infinite Jest of sporting seasons. So you can't be blamed for jumping in and out, especially in a place where there is so much else to do, and especially when your team plays like ... More >>

In Stone, Robert De Niro seems more awake than he's been in years

Aaron ThackerayThis could be you tonight. For better or worse. Baseball season is long and dense, epically so, the Infinite Jest of sporting seasons. So you can't be blamed for jumping in and out, especially in a place where there is so much else to do, and especially when your team plays like ... More >>

Beastie Boys' Licensed To Ill turns 25

​In hindsight Licensed To Ill -- released November 15, 1986 -- came to the table with a virtually infallible recipe: Rick Rubin produced the seminal radio-friendly rap album and Russell Simmons had not only signed Beastie Boys to a then baby Def Jam, but was also managing the three white boys ... More >>

Eleven movies to look forward to in 2012

​In hindsight Licensed To Ill -- released November 15, 1986 -- came to the table with a virtually infallible recipe: Rick Rubin produced the seminal radio-friendly rap album and Russell Simmons had not only signed Beastie Boys to a then baby Def Jam, but was also managing the three white boys ... More >>