Arts / Entertainment

Full video courses and lectures from the world's leading scholars. Includes a large number of subjects, from Art & Architecture, Economics, History, Law, Literature, Psychology, Test Preparation, and much, much more!

Explore movies, plot synopses, similar movies, links, reviews, and more

From classical to garage rock, this site covers it all: biographies, album reviews, genres, themes, instruments, and more.

From Wikipedia - includes links to many eras and styles.

Explore architecture through the ages.

More than 125,000 terms covering fine art, architecture, decorative arts, and more.

Part of the Open Directory Project, this site provides links to information about artists, movements, museums, and stolen and looted art.

An online art encyclopedia, this site allows users to search by artist name, movement, medium, or subject.

Over 3,600 terms in art and visual culture with images, pronunciation, quotations, and cross-references.

From the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center - offers courses for students of all ages and skill levels.

Cartoons, episode guides, and crew lists.

Short biographies of over 25,000 contemporary and historical figures.

Find links to hundreds to board and card games to find official sites, rules, tournaments, and more. From About.com.

CBS Affiliate.

FOX Affiliate - Colorado Connection.

This site catalogs the charts from all over the world and allows searches by country, song title, or artist name.

Free sheet music, scores, texts, translations, and information about composers whose work is now part of the public domain.

Includes information about episodes, theme songs, commercials, cartoons, trivia, networks, and history.

From History Colorado - includes information on Archaeology & Historic Preservation month, national & state registers, city & county preservation programs, cultural resource management, permits, statutes & regulations, state preservation plan, useful resources, and much more.

Find dozens of film festivals located throughout Colorado. From Colorado.com.

International, award-winning youth choir.

This site includes movie news, reviews, trailers, and release dates.

Old TV show descriptions, cast, episodes and trivia.

History and overview of the genre.

Includes: Ad*Access: Over 7,000 digitized ads; AdViews: A Digital Archive of Television Commercials, Emergence of Advertising in America: 1850 - 1920; Medicine and Madison Avenue; Outdoor Advertising Association of America Archives, 1885 - 1990s, and much more.

From PBS, this site offers a timeline and other resources about the history of radio.

"Assigns age and content ratings for video games and mobile applications so parents can make informed choices."

From the Colorado Office of Film, Television, and Media - provides a list of locations in Colorado where movies were filmed.

Offers free and low-cost events, including performances by the Fort Carson Community Theatre. Located on Fort Carson.

View over 30,000 works of art including sculpture, paintings, drawings, and more. Developed in collaboration with Google and 151 art partners including The Art Institute of Chicago, Denver Art Museum, Hong Kong Museum of Art, The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles Museum of Art, MoMA, The National Gallery in Prague, Tate Modern, and many more.

Documents 1000 buildings, with information about the architects who designed them, when they were built, descriptions, and photographs.

The Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library at Duke University provides access to over 3000 pieces published between 1850 and 1920.

Sponsored by the Federal Communications Commission, this site chronicles television technology from 1880 to the present.

Includes links to information about preservation of historic properties, guidelines and regulations, statewide plans, guides to historical architects and builders of Colorado as well as architectural styles and forms, etc. (formerly known as the Colorado Historical Society).

Contains information on arts, crafts, games, pastimes, collecting, etc., from About.com.

This site features information about musical instruments from around the world.

Find information on current and past Broadway shows (cast, opening/closing dates, production, awards, songs, etc.). Also searchable by people, theatre, character name, awards, songs, and grosses.

Over 3000 videos covering topics in math, science, history, civics, art, and test prep. Also offers over 315 practice exercises, teacher resources, and much more.

Created by both public and academic librarians, these guides contain links to myriad of art resources for students and researchers.

Created by both public and academic librarians, these guides contain links to myriad music resources for students and researchers.

Access to print, pictorial and audio-visual collections and other digital services.

Connects to the Sports section of Recommended Websites.

Held over Memorial Day weekend.

Provides on demand video of significant public events at MIT. Includes more than 800 videos covering a wide range of topics.

Includes movie ratings and parental guidelines.

Biography, compositions, essays, bibliography, links.

Musical theatre, television, and film.

Rock music database.

Historical recordings from the Library of Congress.

Sponsored by The Academy of American Poets, this site everything you need to know to celebrate National Poetry Month in April.

Free movie reviews, plot descriptions, trailers, and much more.

Science/documentary series on PBS.

A source for unique & experimental music, instruments, players and listeners.

Information on opera singers, opera houses, composers, recordings, sheet music, singer resources, etc.

Find your local station, explore topics, watch videos, etc.

Guide to performing arts resources at the Library of Congress.

Find tons of quizzes, covering everything from villains in history to lawn sports!

A database of more than 25,000 record label and net label links indexed by genre, format, and location.

Public Broadcasting Network.

This site provides information about instruments of the orchestra and music basics.

Paintings from the Chapel, along with descriptions and history.

Images from current exhibits, events, and historic collections at the Smithsonian. Photos cover subjects such as air & space, American history, animals, gems & minerals, marine life, military history, nature, the Presidency, etc.

From the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center.

From About.com.

This Metropolitan Museum of Art site provides access to a timeline of art history, as well as related works of art with descriptions of pieces and thematic essays.

Spanish-language entertainment and information site.

Created by filmmakers and video creators who wanted to share their creative work, the clips on this site are browseable by staff picks or categories like Activism & Non Profits or Education & DIY.

The J.-E Berger Foundation makes available 100,000 slides from cultural trips to Europe, Egypt, the Near and Far East, and the United States.

From the Indiana University School of Music, this site explores musicians, genres, the music business, and much more.