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41. Bite Me

    Biker Jim is on a roll

    By Jason Sheehan

    Published: April 9, 2009

    I love hot dogs. In particular, hot dogs from a cart. In particularly particular, the weird, freak-ass dogs served by Biker Jim Pittenger at Biker Jim's Gourmet Dogs in Skyline...

42. Second Helping

    Drown your sorrows in a Rio Grande margarita

    By Jason Sheehan

    Published: April 9, 2009

    At the Rio Grande last week, I watched a lawyer getting fired. There was no screaming, no tears, and it was all handled with reasonable decorum, a fairly civil proceeding...

43. Drink of the Week

    VeeV martini at Houston's

    By Nancy Levine

    Published: April 9, 2009

    Although I'm not normally a fan of national chains, I'd been waiting with bated breath for Houston's to open in Cherry Creek, because I have fond memories of long, delicious...

44. Film Feature

    Observe and Report

    By Robert Wilonsky

    Published: April 9, 2009

    Observe and Report writer-director Jody Hill makes mean-spirited tragedies that studios market as inane comedies because otherwise no one would pay a cent to see them. That's...

45. Flick Pick

    Harvard Beats Yale 29-29

    By Michael Roberts

    Published: April 9, 2009

    Even the finest documentarians need great material — and filmmaker Kevin Rafferty's got plenty of it in Harvard Beats Yale 29-29, which begins a week-long run on Friday,...

46. Art

    MSCD Art Faculty Biennial puts teachers on display

    By Michael Paglia

    Published: April 9, 2009

    Metropolitan State College of Denver is not just one of the city's major institutions of higher learning; it's also the state's largest art school. The most obvious evidence of...

47. Now Showing

    Now Showing

    Capsule reviews of current exhibits

    By Michael Paglia

    Published: April 9, 2009

    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...

48. Theater

    A godforsaken production of A Prayer for Owen Meany

    By Juliet Wittman

    Published: April 9, 2009

    A Prayer for Owen Meany begins with John Wheelwright alone on stage remembering Owen Meany, the friend whose life and actions caused him to become a Christian. As a child, John...

49. Encore

    Now Playing

    Capsule reviews of current shows

    By Juliet Wittman

    Published: April 9, 2009

    Eurydice. Playwright Sarah Ruhl has created her own magical, eccentric, gutsy and entirely original interpretation of the Orpheus-Eurydice myth, one in which the Lord of the...