Alexis Gentry

James Toback's 'Tyson' is one of the most fascinating portraits of a sports figure in years

As a biracial grad of Boulder High School, I felt the need to weigh in on the possible name change to Barack Obama High School.

For guys, the Super Bowl is like Christmas, New Years and a birthday all rolled into one. Aside from the game itself, all the expensive advertising seems to celebrate this most dude-centric of days. So, what can we learn about dudes from these ads?

It seems the entire internet has exploded with Golden Globe posts. Everywhere you turn, there are best-dressed lists, photos, behind-the-scenes gossip posts, and highlight lists. Not wanting to be left out, we bring you our top 5 Golden Globe moments.

Whenever I think reality tv has hit rock bottom, something new comes on that takes it to an all new low.

Trey Parker once sang, "Why does Michael Bay get to keep on making movies?" and after seeing The Happening on DVD, I'm beginning to think the same thing about M. Night Shyamalan.

Zack and Miri seems to follow the recipe for great comedy: one part View Askew, one part Seth Rogen, a sprinkle of Apatow, and a little bit of romcom sweetness, all garnished with a dash of full-frontal Jason Mewes.

Rodney King and Gary Busey walk into a bar... Actually, they don't walk into a bar because they're both patients on VH1's Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew.

All spotlights seem to be focused on Tina Fey every weekend as America tunes in to see her portray VP candidate Sarah Palin. But is this good for the Obama campaign, or just adding more fuel to the Palin mania sweeping the nation?

Danny McBride is like the bacon on a cheeseburger. Without it, the burger is still good, but there's just something even more delicious when you slap a couple pieces of bacon on top.

The tag line for the star-studded Coen Brothers film 'Burn After Reading' is "intelligence is relative". Certainly that statement is very fitting for this smart film about stupid people.

The great "Movie Stoner Duo Hall of Fame" includes Cheech and Chong, Jay and Silent Bob, Harold and Kumar, and now Dale and Saul, the main characters in the ridiculously funny Pineapple Expresss.

Last was my first trip to DocNight, a monthly documentary series presented by the Denver Film Society at the Starz FilmCenter. This month's film was Manda Bala, an outstanding doc that weaves together several story lines to paint a portrait of corruption in Brazil.

I have a very dangerous addiction to MTV's Rock the Cradle, the American Idol style show where the children of music stars compete for viewer votes. It's the ultimate guilty pleasure!

Dewey Cox is the fictional star of Walk Hard, the mock biopic, produced by Judd Apatow and starring John C. Reilly as Cox. The movie serves as proof that an Apatow film is pretty much a sure thing.

These days, there are hundreds of ways to watch videos online sometimes it can be hard to weed out the crap from the good stuff. That's where Hulu.com comes in.

It seems like a great idea: a post-9/11 disaster flick with aliens. Unfortunately, Matt Reeves' Cloverfield begins like an episode of The Hills and looks like the cinematography was done by Britney Spears a la her homemade reality show Chaotic.

Eagle vs Shark, a brilliant comedy from New Zealand director Taika Waititi and featuring Jemaine Clement of Flight of the Conchords is now on DVD. The film plays like a New Zealand version of Napoleon Dynamite with amped up awkwardness and stellar performances all around.

Leopard ships with over 300 new features. Since it's release, there have been tons of lists covering the highlights of the system. With so many to choose from, I decided to list the top five reasons I upgraded.

While the archival footage is sure to draw audiences in, they will be left feeling that they don't know the whole story of Lisl Goldarbeiter.

It should come as no surprise that Jason Reitman has made another stellar film. 'Juno', written by the insanely talented Diablo Cody, is one of the best comedies in years.

Cast and cinematography combine to form a brilliant film

Across the Universe takes highly revered music and reintroduces it to us in a new way.

You might not think the Nintendo Wii and the Apple TV have much in common, but with the Apple TV playing YouTube videos, the Wii beats Apple at it's own game.