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Bite Me
By Jason Sheehan
For two years, Holly Hartnett worked the floor as a manager at Table 6 (609 Corona Street) and dreamed of a place of her own. She'd inspected space after space after space, but...
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Second Helping
By Jason Sheehan
It was really no surprise when chef Scott Durrah moved 8 Rivers out of its Highland space (now occupied by Venue, reviewed this week) for bigger and better digs down in LoDo....
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Drink of the Week
By Nancy Levine
I never thought that my mother, of all people, would be at the epicenter of the area's newest hot spot, but since she moved into the Landmark development, I've been much more...
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Film Feature
By Scott Foundas
Tom Tykwer's The International is one of those movies in which shadowy men meet in parked cars, abandoned buildings and inconspicuous public spaces, travel under assumed names...
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Flick Pick
By Michael Roberts
Seconds, which screens at the Boulder Public Library on Thursday, February 19, holds a bizarre place in rock history. According to legend, the 1966 flick helped trigger the...
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Art
By Michael Paglia
Dan Jacobs, who's been the director of the Victoria H. Myhren Gallery at the University of Denver for a couple of years, has really brought the place around in a short time....
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Theater
By Juliet Wittman
For most modern theater-goers, Martin McDonagh has become the voice of Irish drama, and I've tended to consider the grotesquery and violence of his plays — The Lieutenant...
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Artopia
Five years ago, Westword added a very special component to Artopia: the MasterMind awards. Recognizing that the local arts scene needed a little fertilizer to really get going,...
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Now Showing
Capsule reviews of current exhibits
By Michael Paglia
Damien Hirst. You'd have to be living under a rock — or have absolutely no interest in contemporary art — not to know that Damien Hirst is a superstar, and that...
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Encore
Capsule reviews of current shows
By Juliet Wittman
As You Like It. It doesn't get more minimal than this: As You Like It performed by six people on a stage where the set consists of little besides a large rock, swaths of fabric...
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