Celebrities seen at Sundance Musicians Neil Young, David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash at the premiere of "CSNY Deja Vu" Friday evening. See more photos in the latest Sundance gallery. (Robert Hirschi/The Salt Lake Tribune)
Cablevision to buy Sundance Channel Cablevision Systems Corp., the New York-area cable-TV operator, has agreed to buy the Sundance Channel from NBC Universal, CBS Corp. and actor-director Robert Redford for $496 million to expand its programming lineup. Full Story
Redford earns ShoWest's first-ever Visionary Award LAS VEGAS - Robert Redford says that, contrary to popular opinion, he never has been anti-Hollywood.
"I'm not an insurgent that's been plotting a takeover up in the mountains," Redford told the nation's movie-theater owners Tuesday at the annual ShoWest conference at the Paris Full Story
Sundance: Stories of plight shine at awards PARK CITY - Considering how celebrity excess and handouts of luxury goods often steal the spotlight from the films at the Sundance Film Festival, it's a sign of Sundance's contrarian streak that the big award winners Saturday night are low-budget movies about people dealing with abject poverty. Full Story
Sundance: Utah under the lens This year, a number of films at the world's largest independent film festival were either shot in the Beehive State or made by filmmakers from Utah.
Could one of them become the next "Napoleon Dynamite," a Sundance smash by a local filmmaker that exploded on the pop scene? Full Story
Photo Galleries
Pics from premieres, parties and Sundance life every day of the festival from opening night through January 27.
