KHOL film critic Jeff Counts explores the highly anticipated sequel’s second act problem.
Culture
Poet, academic Camille Dungy to headline Writers Conference
Free events this week include keynote about marginalization in the natural world
‘Do you have a family?’
Jackson artists say queer rights can’t be taken for granted.
Keeping the torch lit for the ‘Pope of Teton Pass’
Jay Pistono, dead at 67, leaves a void and legacy of responsible skiing.
StoryCorps: Pioneering climber reflects on life on the edge
Irene Beardsley and her friend Mary Ashworth discuss what it was like as one of the first women to summit Annapurna.
Book fest to talk leadership, land lust and work exhaustion
Sharon Felzer previews the free event spurring open dialogue on tough topics.
Oakley Boycott’s drug of choice? Silent eye contact.
Wyoming endurance artist explores discomfort as Tumblefest celebrates ‘weird’ art.
The ‘Quince season’ finale in the Tetons
Some say the coming-of-age celebration for Latinas is waning in popularity. But not in Jackson.
On Set: East of Wall
Kate Beecroft reflects on her directorial debut about a rebellious horse trainer and a group of wayward teenagers on a broken-down ranch in the Badlands.
