The Duluth Entertainment Convention Center (DECC) has announced that the Colter Wall & Friends Tour concert originally scheduled for Saturday, February 22, has been postponed. The concert will now ...

Tucked away in the World Cinema Documentary Competition, this Canadian animation from half-brothers Seth and Pete Scriver (who are white and indigenous, respectively) daisy-chains stories about their ...

Tucked away in the World Cinema Documentary Competition, this Canadian animation from half-brothers Seth and Pete Scriver (who are white and indigenous, respectively) daisy-chains stories about their ...

True to its title, “Tracker” puts its bounty hunter in a wide variety of locations in every new episode of the CBS procedural as Justin Hartley’s survivalist Colter searches for missing people.

Why: There is no doubt that Colter Wall — the bad-ass baritone whose country music mixes grit and gravitas — could have played a bigger room in Victoria than the 1,400-seat Royal Theatre.

As we say goodbye to summer, John Moran Auctioneers will kick off fall with their Art of the American West sale, Tuesday, September 12th, 2023, at 10:00am PDT. Hindman will look to continue to engage ...

Elba is represented by The Artists Partnership. Scythia Films recently produced “Endless Cookie,” an animated feature doc from Seth Scriver and Peter Scriver, and executive produced “The ...

However, making it work proved anything but simple. Seth and Peter Scriver began recording sessions for their documentary nine years ago, but things quickly descended into "chaos" thanks to the ...

The movie will be directed by Ulrike Ottinger and was co-written by Ottinger and Elfriede Jelinek, the acclaimed author of "The Piano Teacher." Magnify has boarded “The Blood Countess,” a ...

I started playing flag football basically the moment I could run. My dad was my coach and the reason I started to love the game. From then on he was either on the sideline coaching for me or screaming ...

On July 28, 1942, Lakeland High School graduate and U.S. Army Air Force Pfc. Robert Colter Jr., 23, died a prisoner of war in a Japanese camp in the Philippines. Colter succumbed to dysentery and ...