Cornell Cinema kicks off 40th season

Screening nearly 300 films and videos each year and hosting lectures and talks with filmmakers, visiting artists and critics - that's just some of what Cornell Cinema does, four decades after it was founded in 1970 as the university's film society. More

• Scoring the Clubs: Wildfire Lounge makes its Gallery Night debut  

• COLUMN: Saulnier: The play's the thing in new Welles drama  

• Mouthus returns to Ithaca for gig at WildFire  

• Oasis Club to host zydeco group Feb. 11  

• Cornell students to premiere original work  

• COLUMN: Saulnier on Cinema: 'A Single Man' is a sad, but satisfying film  

• Sweet sounds abound around Ithaca  

• 'Precious Nonsense' is a silly show, and that's the point  

• schedule of events  

• Murder, scandal, jazz earn 'Chicago' a long run  

• WVBR's Bound for Glory announces winter lineup  

• Quay brothers to appear at Cornell Cinema  

• COLUMN: In any language, 'Embraces' a passionate pleasure  

• Gallery Night features shows at nine locations  

• Rozatones kick off new tour tonight  

• At Light in Winter, new way to look at things  

• Chill with wine, food & more at First Arena  

• Casting Crowns tickets now on sale  

• Winter wine party between Cayuga, Seneca  

• Day of reckoning in Lil Wayne's NYC gun case
• Attorney: Brooke Sheen wants case dropped against Charlie Sheen
• Carey Mulligan is getting 'An Education' in Hollywood's ways
• Jolie visits Haiti survivors in Dominican Republic
• Actor Gary Coleman pleads guilty in Utah court
• Michael Jackson doctor pleads not guilty to manslaughter
• Lawyer: Pitt and Jolie sue over split claim
• British comic actor Ian Carmichael dies at 89
• Amanda Seyfried: Trouble in the guise of an angel
• Jesse James Hollywood gets life in murder case