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George Prentice shares stories from the Sun Valley Film Festival and what to watch - Vimarsana News

George Prentice shares stories from the Sun Valley Film Festival and what to watch

George Prentice chats with Idaho Matters about his conversation with Amy Poehler in Sun Valley and what you should be watching this weekend.

The best things in life are red: Black History Museum, Red Cross are rolling up some more sleeves. - Vimarsana News

The best things in life are red: Black History Museum, Red Cross are rolling up some more sleeves.

It really hasn’t been too long since Idaho came out from under Crisis Standards of Care.

Boise Phil's maestro recalls the moment he experienced "the most beautiful music I'd ever heard." - Vimarsana News

Boise Phil's maestro recalls the moment he experienced "the most beautiful music I'd ever heard."

The best musical talents have something in common with nearly all of us – there was that first moment when live orchestral music opened a window we never knew existed before. For Eric Garcia, it was Aaron Copland’s “Appalachian Spring.”“I remember just being enthralled by these sounds I’d never heard before,” said Garcia. “It was the most beautiful music I’d ever heard.”

For the creatives of the Sun Valley Film Festival, 'It takes a valley.' - Vimarsana News

For the creatives of the Sun Valley Film Festival, 'It takes a valley.'

In 2013, Oscar winner Jodie Foster looked out at the modest audience of Ketchum’s NexStage theater and said, “Remember this.”

OK Idaho, here's the REAL scoop on who should win the Oscars. - Vimarsana News

OK Idaho, here's the REAL scoop on who should win the Oscars.

Trying to second guess the 9,000+ members of the Motion Picture Academy has become a cottage industry. Every major media outlet from The New York Times to Variety handicaps Hollywood’s biggest prize; plus, there are oddles of online gambling sites more than anxious to take your money on betting who might win (with just a couple of days before the ceremony, Vegas bookies have "The Power of the Dog" as a slight favorite to win Best Picture, with "CODA" coming in a close second).