Midnight showings are on for The Capitol City Stadium 12 & The Carmike Frontier 9.

At the Laramie County Library's Fill A Bag sale, they have lots of books, CD's, DVD's and audio books that you can fit into a bag for only $5. Stop by the Book Sale Room on the first floor between March 7 and 10 to see all the deals, get there early for the best selection.

Costumes are encouraged at the screening Saturday night, March 9, at 7 at the Atlas Theatre, 211 West Lincolnway. Tickets are $5 and you can purchase them ahead of time at the Mary Godfrey Playhouse at Windmill and Pershing weekdays noon to 5. The Atlas Theatre box office will open an hour before showtime.

The actor died on Tuesday, February 26, at a California hospital after a brief illness according to his niece, Nancy Robertson, he was 89.

You might have met Robertson during one of his visits to Cheyenne for film festivals.

Tonight you'll have a chance to see this Halloween classic in 3D at Cheyenne's Capitol City 12 Digital Cinemas on East Pershing.

The showing of George Romero's original movie from 1968 begins at 7:30 p.m.

If not, here's your chance. The Cheyenne Little Theatre Players are presenting the film with a live shadow cast at the historic Atlas Theatre tonight, October 26, at 9 and Saturday, October 27, at 9 p.m. and midnight.

You can at movie theaters across the country today and tomorrow, October 17 and 18.

Here's your chance, The Shoot Out Cheyenne 24 Hour Film Making Festival is this weekend, October 5 through 7, in downtown Cheyenne.

All it takes is a camera or even a smart phone and some creativity and you could make a short film within 24 hours to enter into the competition.

The Discover Earth Film series contiues 6:30 until 8:30 tonight at the Laramie County Library's Willow Room on the first floor.

The screening is free and recommended for mature audiences as some of the films contain adult content and language.

You can watch it for free tonight in Lions Park thanks to Cheyenne Regional Medical Center, Optimum and Cheyenne's Parks and Recreation Department.

One way to mark what would have been Jerry's 70th birthday, on August 1, is to watch him perform on the big screen in the 'Grateful Dead Movie.'

Movie theaters across the country will be screening the 1977 film, directed by Jerry Garcia, at seven tonight.

Some of the nearest theaters to Cheyenne showing the film are in Fort Collins, Boulder and Denver.

The Cheyenne Little Theatre Players are presenting Western Movies at the Historic Atlas Theatre this week featuring John Wayne.

This year it's an All John Wayne Film Festival each afternoon at 2 through Saturday, July 28, inside the vintage 1800's era movie palace, 211 West Lincolnway, in downtown Cheyenne and it's only $3.

Last Tuesday, there was no movie due to the 4th of July celebration planned the next night.

Tonight's film is 'Soul Surfer,' the 2011 movie based on a true story about surfer Bethany Hamilton who survived a shark attack in 2003 but lost her left arm.

The movie begins at dusk on the inflatable screen at the William N. Brimmer Amphitheater in Lions Park. Might want to bring a lawn chair as the grass may still be a little wet.

All it takes is a visit to our Facebook page.

One lucky 'Fan' will win a four-pack of tickets to most of the events during the CIFF that begins at five today, May 17, with an opening reception inside the Cheyenne Depot.

Gailen will announce the winner Frid

Legendary bass player, Donald 'Duck' Dunn, died in his sleep on Sunday, May 13, while on tour in Tokyo, Japan, he was 70.

Dunn formed The Royal Spades as a teenager, they later became The Mar-Keys. When fellow band member Steve Cropper left the band, the 'Duck' followed and they both became members of the Stax Record label's backup band, Booker T. & the MG's.