A set of lovable, idiosyncratic nerds steal the show and your heart in “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,” opening at Grandstreet Theatre Friday night.
- Mayor: Jackson's dad to attend Ind. hometown event
- Dillinger's Ohio crime spree left out of new movie
- One week delay in Jackson guardianship case
- Comic Artie Lange charged with DUI in NJ
- Dillinger's Ohio crime spree left out of new movie
- Dillinger's Ohio crime spree left out of new movie
- GLAAD: `Bruno' reinforces negative gay stereotypes
- Paris Hilton insists she plugged sorority movie
- Guests for the Sunday TV news shows
- McCartney returns to Ed Sullivan Theater
- Jason Priestley and wife welcome a baby boy in LA
- Russian channel censors South Park's Putin
Bayou-tiful noise Enchanted evening under the stars Teen bluegrass star to play at Myrna 250 performers on tap for National Folk Fest’s second year in Butte Steve Betz to play Helena concerts in support of his latest record ‘Ice Age’ is lukewarm Harvesting hope from lemon trees on the West Bank Ivy League game for the ages comes to life in documentary 'Public Enemies' a stylish summer shoot-em-up San Francisco blues man to play Riley’s show on national tour Current exhibits Tunes around town Mini skinny Radio and TV
A trip to France in 1976 proved to be a fateful turning point for the Cajun musical group BeauSoleil.
Symphony Under the Stars: “Some Enchanted Evening- The Music of Rodgers and Hammerstein”
Bluegrass rising star, Sierra Hull, recalls her first introduction to music was singing in church with her brother Cody and listening to Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver playing on the radio on the ride home.
KAHRIN DEINES - Associated Press - 07/09/09
Steve Betz, a Helena area musician, releases his third record, “Without Love,” this month.
Before dismissing “Ice Age” as a yawner of a 3-D summer family film, I’d like to ruminate for a bit on the return of 3-D into theaters.
An Israeli film set on the West Bank sounds like naked politics, right?
One Yale player vividly recalls walking out of Harvard Stadium Nov. 23, 1968, after undefeated Yale and undefeated Harvard had fought to a never-to-be-forgotten 29-29 tie.
Actor Johnny Depp and cinematographer Dante Spinotti do their best to give us a gangster movie we can't refuse, but somehow the end result, while entertaining, ends up feeling glossy rather than gripping, familiar rather than fresh.
San Francisco area musician Chris Cotton is hitting the road this July on a nationwide tour to promote his second solo album, “The Big Sea.”
A.L. Swanson Gallery, 46 S. Last Chance Gulch, 443-3342, is currently featuring new ceramic works by Joseph Crowley.
BENNY’S, 108 E. 6th Ave, 443-0105, has Wilbur Rehman and Mark Walker, sax and piano, Friday; and Ersatz Brothers, sax and piano, Saturday.
One place I know I’m going be this weekend is Butte.
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