KHOL film critic Jeff Counts watched the Black Widow solo film and discusses how it fits into the grand arc of the MCU.
Culture
Free Outdoor Shakespeare Returns to Jackson
Co-directors and performers Edgar Landa and Kate Gleason discuss modernizing “Much Ado About Nothing” with a Mexican-American lead character.
Queer and Latino in Jackson: Two Locals Share Their Stories
Two young residents discuss the challenges and joy of identifying as both LGBTQ and Latino with KHOL Spanish-language reporter Alicia Unger.
On Set: Even B+ Pixar is Better than Everyone Else
“Luca” proves why Pixar still reigns supreme in the world of big studio animation, according to KHOL film critic Jeff Counts.
Local Citizen Scientists Stop and Observe the Flowers
Botanist Trevor Bloom is working to understand how climate change is affecting wildflowers and consequently the birds, butterflies, and bears that rely on them for food.
On Set: The Search for a Better Life Has Never Looked So Good
KHOL film critic Jeff Counts reviews the new film adaptation of “Hamilton” creator Lin Manuel Miranda’s first Broadway hit, “In the Heights.”
‘She is Magnificent:’ New Troll Promoting Sustainability Resonates with Locals
Danish artist Thomas Dambo hopes to challenge people to rethink their consumption habits with his new sculpture, ‘Mama Mimi.’
Jackson Hole Celebrates First Full Month of LGBTQ Pride
Local LGBTQ organizers have expanded the Teton Pride Picnic this year to a calendar of Pride events throughout June.
On Set: Zack Snyder Might Have Just Made the Last Zombie Movie
KHOL film critic Jeff Counts faces yet another zombie apocalypse and questions whether there’s anything left to say on the topic.
