Entertainment

Tales Of Our Times: ‘Oppenheimer’ Movie Stirs A Mix Of Concerns In Differing Voices

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Tales of our Times
By JOHN BARTLIT
Los Alamos

People are a mixed bag. All told, we view big problems from different perspectives. Our priorities differ. Issues involve a range of concerns. Issues change forms when people exchange their kits of beliefs, in hopes that their beliefs alone will prevail.

But you never know. Turns of phrasing come along, partly by chance, which yield notably opposite results. So many turns have ways to make matters worse. Yet, the next turn might remedy a persistent problem.

My column a month ago cited two national issues that have gotten worse with time. You might remember Read More

Cinema Cindy Reviews ‘Barbie’

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By CYNTHIA BIDDLECOMB
Los Alamos

Get your pink on! Barbie has come to town. Greta Gerwig’s much-reviewed and highly rated film has been raking in ticket sales for a month, now, and it is finally showing in our town at SALA. Barbie is well worth your time. But be quick, as the film closes Thursday Aug. 31.

Across the nation and around many parts of the globe, people are coming to showings of Barbie dressed in pink or wearing outfits that Barbie might have worn. The first night at SALA, this was definitely the case in our audience. A party atmosphere pervaded the theater. 

Ruth Handler, President of Mattel Read More

Scenes From Business Scholar Luncheon Series: How To Work With Film Industry

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From left, UNM-Los Alamos Chancellor Dr. Mike Holtzclaw, Title V Program Director Dr. Anne Jarrett, and Director of New Mexico Small Business Development Center at Los Alamos Sandy Jones came together to foster local business growth and community collaboration through the Business Scholar Luncheon Series. Photo by Sarah Jimenez

Scenes from August 23 Business Scholar Luncheon Series: How to Work with the Film Industry, at the SALA Event Center. Photo by Sarah Jimenez

UNM-LA News:

The New Mexico Small Business Development Center at Los Alamos (NMSBDC) and UNM-Los Alamos’ PASE Title Read More

Aspencade Returns With Fresh Face In 2023, Putting Spotlight On Autumn Colors And Live Music In Red River

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Red River News:

RED RIVER — Aspencade, formerly known as the Red River Folk Festival at Aspencade, is set to make its much-anticipated comeback in 2023, bringing a fresh face to the beloved boutique festival.

Taking place over four days at the peak of the aspen trees changing to their vibrant autumn hues, this unique event promises a memorable experience for music lovers and craft enthusiasts alike. 

With live music filling the crisp fall air and artisan craft vendors lining the park, Aspencade showcases the very best of New Mexico and Southwest craftsmanship. Visitors can expect to find a Read More

Theatre Walk Returns To Santa Fe Fashion Outlets Sept. 30

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Courtesy/Theatre Santa Fe

Theatre Santa Fe News:

Back by popular demand, Theatre Santa Fe’s Theatre Walk returns for an afternoon of live theatre 1-4:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 30.

Theatre Santa Fe is again partnering with the Santa Fe Fashion Outlets, taking over empty units in the mall for indoor performances. A food truck will be on-site.

Seating will be available, but audience members may choose to bring their own fold-up chairs to ensure they always have the best socially distanced seat in the house. Folks can choose any three of the venues for three hours of continuous live theatrical entertainment. Read More

Credit Unions Join Forces To Bring 80’s Night To Summer Concert With ‘Those Crazy Nights’ Journey Tribute Band

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‘Those Crazy Nights’ Journey Tribute Band to headline the Summer Concert this Friday night at Ashley Pond Park.  Courtesy/Sancre Productions

By Sancre Productions:

The 2023 Los Alamos Summer Concert Series presented by Toyota of Santa Fe is going back in time for 80’s night, thanks to local credit unions: Zia Credit Union, Del Norte Credit Union, State Employees Credit Union and Los Alamos Public Schools Credit Union.

Headliner “Those Crazy Nights” feature a stellar lineup of nationally touring musicians who brilliantly embody the spirit of Journey! Get those mullets styled and wipe the Read More

On The Job In Los Alamos: At SALA Event Center

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On the job in Los Alamos employees Magaly Veleta, left, and Giselle Sosa greet moviegoers Monday at SALA Event Center, 2551 Central Ave. The renovated theater is a versatile space catering to community and business presentations, birthday parties, movies nights and more. Visit salalosalamos.com for details. Photo by Connor Hoch/ladailypost.com Read More

NNMC Hosts ‘¿Que Pasa, Raza?’ Film Series Aug. 29-31

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Courtesy/NMMC

NMMC News:

ESPAÑOLA — The community is invited to join Northern New Mexico College (NNMC) for “¿Que Pasa, Raza?” a three-part film series celebrating Chicanx culture and legacy featuring filmmakers Aracely Chapa, Danny Lyon, Michael Ramsey and Daniel Tso.

This film series stands as a tribute to the enduring spirit and contributions of the Chicanx community, fostering a greater understanding and appreciation of the diversity that enriches society. Film screenings are 6-8 p.m. Aug. 29-31 at NNMC’s Center for the Arts, 921 N Paseo De Onate in Española.

“Chicanos, Chicanas & Read More