Oliver Stone

Reader: The Lifetime Network might as well hire Quentin Tarantino for its Columbine movie, too

Valkyrie's star and director, Tom Cruise and Bryan Singer

Voter Fraud

Barry Levinson wags the dog again, but his bark is worse than his bite.

Letters to the Editor

From the week of May 11, 2006

Little Misses

Introducing the best movies of 2005 you probably didn't see.

Taking Stocks

Driver Jerry Robertson aims to be king of the oval.

The Pain Train

Two years later, a digital-video short film became an overnight ad sensation

Playing It Cool

When it comes to hip-hop career longevity, LL Cool J knows that size matters.

The Greatest Challenge

Will Smith packs a punch in Ali.

Hollywood's Long March to War

The release of Apocalypse Now Redux sharpens the debate over the moral complexities of the battlefield.

Avenging Angel

One of Denver's most notorious artworks goes on the block -- or does it?

A Kinder, Gentler Dope Fiend

In Ted Demme's Blow, Johnny Depp summons an American snowstorm.

The Bit Player

Vincent D'Onofrio may be the best actor of his generation, but who would notice?

Empty Head

Full of conspiracies, all The Skulls lacks is a brain.

Red Alert

A ragtag bunch of actors take on the Feds in Tim Robbin's Cradle Will Rock.

Doom Rules

Much of what we think we know about Columbine is wrong.

Stake Tartare

Hot and Bothered

Biting The Big One

The Albanian Candidate

Behind the Doors

A new box set reveals Jim Morrison with his pants down.

A Conspiracy That's for Real

Victoria's Secrets

What Hit Us?

Long Before "Asteroid," moviemakers made their mark on Colorado. A guide to some high and low points.

In Like Flynt

Death Sentences

A gruesome triple murder puts a Boulder publisher and its how-to-kill book in the crosshairs.

LOST IN BOROVNIA

CLOUD NINE

RISING STAR/NINE INCH NAILS CREATOR TRENT REZNOR IS TAKING HIS FRIENDS ALONG FOR THE RIDE.

A BOTCHED CAPER

THE PREFAB FOUR