Theaters may be reopening, but Netflix keeps churning out original content, struggling to stay relevant now that Disney is holding your childhood hostage elsewhere.

Square boxes painted on the ground sat six feet apart around the towering fire lookout at Fort Missoula. About 25 people sat in lawn chairs situated inside the painted boundaries. Most wore masks, despite being seated outside.

University of Montana music students found a way to honor Black artists and perform live while adhering to social distancing guidelines.

Between choking smoke and the ongoing pandemic, going outside is becoming less appealing than ever before. It seems like the sun doesn’t even want to show up anymore

Displaying her cumin and coriander, two of several ingredients, Chef Farida Khinjani kicked off teaching Missoula community members how to make Afghanistan's national dish, Kabuli Palaw, in an effort to share her country’s culture.

The premise of “Star Renegades” is a familiar one: an evil cadre of extradimensional colonizers have come to raze your world, and it’s up to you to stop it.

As disastrous as 2020 has been, the world’s prayers have been answered with a shred of good news: a good Hollywood comedy.

Elijah Jalil’s eyes closed as he sang. Gold streamers stirred softly behind him as a breeze drifted through the tiny, lime green room in Imagine Nation Brewing Company in downtown Missoula. His face tightened as he sang louder and louder, so loud that the microphone in front of him briefly c…

Have you ever heard communist propaganda in your nursery rhymes? Did you get the “birds and bees” talk from Elmo? What form of cocaine were you introduced to by Hasbro?

The week in singles is a round-up of the latest releases from the past week. For better or worse, these songs happened. Find out which ones are worth a listen, and which songs should never have been made.

It was hard to keep my walk from becoming a run as the smell of overpriced popcorn filled the air. My “BoJack Horseman” binge had kept me content for the last five months, but the craving for moderately comfy cushioned seats was getting harder to ignore.

The day of the most recent full moon, Peter and Sarah Schaefgen set up drums of all shapes and sizes. They sat on a grassy knoll in Silver Park, exposed to the strong wind and bright evening sun. Sarah removed her shoes. Peter closed his eyes and began to drum quietly, listening to his own r…

Listening to “Animadversions” is like holding a breath.