Jewel Movies

This concert program captures singer-songwriter Jewel in a concert recorded at the Meyerson Symphony Center in Dallas and features a broad selection of her music played both acoustically and with a full band, including such songs as "You Were Meant for Me," "Foolish Games," "Good Day," and even a cover of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." ~ Cammila Collar, Rovi

Three murders occur during an annual bull-riding rodeo in Las Vegas. The first victim is a bull rider who is discovered after hours in an empty bull ring. The second is a hit-and-run victim who is linked to the dead cowboy. Later, a third victim, a local pimp, is gunned down in a saloon's restroom. The investigation reveals the crimes may be connected to an illegal bull-breeding ring. ~ Tim Holland, Rovi

Jewel, Bryan Adams and Charlotte Church are among the performers at this holiday celebration at the Vatican. Part of the annual "50 Churches for a New Millennium" project, proceeds from this concert went towards building churches in low income sections of Rome. ~ Jeremy Wheeler, Rovi

Monty Python-alum Eric Idle directs and stars in this sequel to his 1978 mockumentary, The Rutles. It's decades later and the Rutles are embarking on their final reunion tour. Along for the ride is S.J. Krammerhead (Idle) who, just like in the first film, interviews several notable celebrities who expound on the greatness of the "pre-fab four." Among those who appear as themselves are David Bowie, Billy Connolly, Carrie Fisher, Jewel Kilcher, Steve Martin, Mike Nichols, Conan O'Brien, and Salman Rushdie. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi

Led by artist Paul O'Neill, the Trans-Siberian Orchestra has carried out a mission to create powerful artistry in music through the webbing of songs together by means of storytelling. In the Christmas special The Ghosts of Christmas Eve, written by O'Neill, artists like Jewel and Michael Crawford bring their own unique twists to a musical exploration of art and the Christmas spirit. Including arrangements of "O Holy Night," "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing," and "Christmas Canon," the performance provides a unique approach to celebrating the holiday season. ~ Sarah Sloboda, Rovi

A complex tale of uneasy alliances and hostilities along the Kansas/Missouri border during the Civil War, Ride with the Devil opens in 1862. The story concerns Jack Bull Chiles (Skeet Ulrich), a proud son of the South ready to fight for the Confederate cause after his father is killed by Yankee troops. Chiles's friend, Jake Roedel (Tobey Maguire), joins the Bushwhackers, a group of renegade Southerners aligned with the Confederate Army, even though his family supports the Union cause - which sets him head-to-head with his father. The two young men, used to the slow pace and gracious lifestyle of the South's privileged class, become guerilla fighters and wander through the countryside together, encountering sudden, shocking and extreme acts of violence. Their comrades include valiant leader Black John (James Caviezel), paranoid madman Pitt (Jonathan Rhys Myers), gentleman George (Simon Baker), and Daniel (Jeffrey Wright), a laconic former slave who unexpectedly fighs for the south despite his race out of sheer loyalty to George - though the others regard him with suspicion. The Bushwhackers hide out in a shed near the home of Sue Lee Shelley (singer/songwriter/poet Jewel), a pregnant widow whose husband was killed three weeks after their marriage. Later, following a shocking and unexpected act of violence, a number of the men team up with the crazed Quantrill (John Ales) to stage an attack on an abolitionist stronghold, but Jake finds his moral conscience growing more acute, and takes the first steps toward romancing and starting a family with Sue Lee in what looks to be a very different post-Civil War future. Adapted from the novel Woe to Live On by Daniel Woodrell, Ride with the Devil was directed by Ang Lee, whose previous project was a very different look at America's past, the 1970s domestic drama The Ice Storm (1997). ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

This 1998 episode of Saturday Night Live is hosted by Joan Allen and features musical guest Jewel. ~ Skyler Miller, Rovi

This 1997 episode of Saturday Night Live is hosted by John Goodman and features musical guest Jewel. ~ Skyler Miller, Rovi