- Maybe it's time for politicians on both coasts to refocus
- Liz Cheney is the only possible future for Republicans
- Cheney has failed us, and should be voted out
- President Trump didn't get a trial by a jury of his peers
- Modern-day Pharisees/Sadducees working to tear down Trump
- Trump is a threat to our country and our safety
After much anticipation, Emerald Fennell’s auspicious directorial debut, “Promising Young Woman,” finally makes its way to video on demand Friday. After bowing last January at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival and premiering in theaters Christmas Day, the film will now be widely available in t… Read more
Win Ratz developed an affinity for the beauty of imperfection at a young age. She grew up in a creaky house on a hill in Picklescott, Shropshire, England, where many hours were spent staring at the cracks in the ceiling plaster. What some might have seen as a sign of her financially strapped… Read more
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Stylish and sleek, the French series “Lupin” on Netflix carves its way through the corridors of power and wealth – as well as the less glamorous back passageways where support staff are relegated and, for the show’s central character, usefully overlooked – with an entertaining confidence. Th… Read more
The holidays didn’t feel the same for Maestro William Intriligator this year. He missed conducting the Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra’s annual holiday show, but he’s eager to get back into the Cheyenne Civic Center Jan. 23 to start 2021 on the right note. Read more
Phil Mills Jr. is not a Wyomingite. He wasn’t raised on a ranch, or with a coal miner as a father. But growing up, he took several trips from his native Missouri to visit family in Montana, and those car rides often brought him through the Cowboy State. Read more
Here’s a list of movies now playing in Cheyenne. Local theaters are noted at the end of each capsule. Summaries provided by the Los Angeles Times and IMDB. Read more
With the start of a new year, many people have set resolutions they hope to accomplish by 2021’s end. Many might find it difficult to incorporate changes into their lifestyles, but these shows, channels and series can provide the perfect motivation to stick to a few common New Year’s resolutions. Read more
Is it still "Sex and the City" without Samantha Jones? Looks like it will have to be. Read more
Your dog does not need a new laptop. Read more
For Lynette St. Clair, the key to preserving a culture is through its language. And as a Shoshone linguist, cultural preservationist and education consultant on the Wind River Reservation, she works to keep her culture alive every day. Read more
Corn Nuts. Fotomat. A Truckasaurus rally. Read more
Russ Brown is ready to party. Read more
There are many variables affecting the number of birds and bird species seen on the Christmas Bird Count. Weather is a big one. Dec. 19, the Cheyenne counters met up with strong winds that put a damper on small bird numbers. None of us were mean enough to shake them out of the bushes. Read more
Although TV production was wrecked in 2020, 2021 promises a new vaccine, a new presidency and even some new shows. Read more
January is always a strange time for new movie releases, which are usually eclipsed by the crush of awards season. Although the Oscars aren’t planned for several more months, it’s still a slow month for new movies, especially after the flurry of qualifying runs and best of the year lists tha… Read more
You try and you try and you try. Read more
Showing his artwork in Jackson would be an honor at any point of his career, but during this pandemic, Cheyenne painter Steve Knox is particularly grateful for exposure. Read more
Here’s a list of movies now playing in Cheyenne. Local theaters are noted at the end of each capsule. Summaries provided by the Los Angeles Times and IMDB. Read more
Prince Harry and Meghan are now podcast hosts. They teased listeners Tuesday with a sample of their upcoming Archewell podcast, and they're already getting a lot of flack for it. Read more
If you’ve watched even a few minutes of “Bridgerton,” Netflix’s dishy new period piece, you probably noticed something a little familiar on the soundtrack. Read more
Everything is a question mark when it comes to the next several months, but we’re choosing to believe these events can go forward as planned. Read more
A few months ago, Courtney Casner didn’t believe she’d ever be able to perform onstage again. Her multiple sclerosis had flared up for six months straight, her treatments weren’t working, and she was only able to dabble on the piano with her right hand. Read more
Since January is often a very cold month, it’s nice that the sky has a lot of bright stars and constellations because it makes for quicker viewing. Read more
You’ve got a little extra time this month, and you don’t want to waste it. Read more
The stockings were hung by the chimney with haste. Read more
Here’s a list of movies now playing in Cheyenne. Local theaters are noted at the end of each capsule. Summaries provided by the Los Angeles Times and IMDB. Read more
Capping a year filled with horrendous headlines, former president Barack Obama is sharing his annual list of favorite films and TV shows offering inspiration – or just a desperately needed escape. Read more
Instead of simply forgetting 2020 happened, join the Wyoming Tribune Eagle in celebrating the most memorable moments of the past 12 months. From shots of neighbors helping one another to others showcasing southern Laramie County wildlife, take one final look at 2020 before saying “bye forever.” Read more
Normally, as we prepare to turn the calendar to January, I would be writing about the top concerts of the past 52 weeks. Read more
“Fort Laramie Strawberries are from the ‘ice-box’ section of our nation, Cheyenne, Wyoming. This is a super hardy, wonderfully producing ever-bearing strawberry. You’ll harvest your first berries this very summer! And what berries – HUGE, bright, scarlet-red berries ...” Read more
Sitting down to write a “best of” article for 2020 feels downright ridiculous. We’ve all suffered so much this past year – particularly those on the front lines who risked their health keeping our society running – and we lost more than 322,000 Americans to COVID-19. Read more
Moviegoing has been thinking of ending things for a century now. The 1918-19 influenza pandemic, met with inadequate and piecemeal federal response, provoked many silent film industry players to pronounce the relatively new commercial medium a goner. Yet it survived long enough to attend its… Read more
Sometimes, you can’t worry about other people’s thoughts. Read more
If you are going to watch only one Christmas special this year, please let it be "Christmas Special 2012" from the British series "Call the Midwife." Read more
Here’s a list of movies now playing in Cheyenne. Local theaters are noted at the end of each capsule. Summaries provided by the Los Angeles Times and IMDB. Read more
Mark Onwuka Jr. is a Nigerian-American rapper living in Cheyenne. Needless to say, he had plenty of material to fuel his art – then 2020 happened. Read more
“The Most Wonderful Time of Year” feels a little less wonderful this year. But even amid pandemic anxiety and mask frustrations, the spirit of the season is alive and well – it’s just a matter of how you approach it. Read more
Douglas Tallamy is a mild-mannered entomology and ecology professor at the University of Delaware. He imparts the wisdom he gains from his insect studies to students and colleagues. Read more
Your birthday card had a Black History postage stamp on it. Read more
Here’s a list of movies now playing in Cheyenne. Local theaters are noted at the end of each capsule. Summaries provided by the Los Angeles Times and IMDB. Read more
On Feb. 19, 1942, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, allowing the establishment of military areas encompassing most of the West Coast of the U.S., “from which any or all persons may be excluded.” This paved the way for the legal removal of anyone of Japanese ancestr… Read more
“One Day At A Time,” the practically perfect Netflix series that reprised Norman Lear’s 1975 sitcom, is no more. Read more
JACKSON – Dozens if not hundreds of daily campers who didn’t book a Grand Teton National Park site six months in advance are going to be defle… Read more
POWELL — When Ken and Kathy Lichtendahl bought their property near Clark in 1994, they didn’t pay much mind to the fences built years or perha… Read more
CHEYENNE – The majority of state lawmakers who attended the kickoff of the 66th Wyoming Legislature in person Tuesday defied public health ord… Read more
