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On Set: “Thunderbolts” Review
KHOL film critic Jeff Counts review Marvel’s latest attempt to get the MCU back on track.
Teton Powwow is becoming a destination, organizers say
In its fifth year, the annual event drew nearly 500 dancers from about half of U.S. states and several Canadian provinces.
Wyoming Humanities receives up to $250,000 from the Mellon Foundation in response to NEH cuts
Wyoming Humanities lost $850,000 as a result of cuts to the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) in April.
Native Voices brings Indigenous filmmakers and creatives to the Tetons and Riverton
Filmmaker Jhane Myers said that having a female protagonist at the center of her film, “Prey,” helped to shift the demographic of people drawn to the “Predator” franchise.
‘Wyoming flare’ permeates classical music festival’s 64th season
Festival brings Beethoven, Humperdinck’s Hansel and Gretel and outdoor pop-up shows from downtown Jackson to Victor, Idaho.
Museums pivot after grants slashed for ‘diversity’ in arts, humanities
Wildlife art and history museums will seek other funding avenues for Native American art show and Latino history project.
On Set: “Death of a Unicorn” and “A Minecraft Movie”
KHOL film critic Jeff Counts reviews two very different films, each with its own expectations to manage.
Bachata livens up the Center on Friday
30 community members filled the Dancers’ Workshop studio this week to learn Latin dance from New York-based dancers.
