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By Joel Warner
Sprouting up through the haze along the horizon, the three smokestacks of the Comanche coal-fired power station rise far above anything for miles and miles on the dry, empty...
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By Susan Froyd
Any stage director worth his salt knows that its all in the timing. Without it, the stars wont align onstage or backstage and horrors the moment will...
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Gudrun Guts career spans decades. The pioneering electronic/experimental music artist was briefly a member of seminal noise band Einstürzende Neubauten, then went...
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Make something beautiful at Canvas and Cocktails.
By Susan Froyd
Everybody wants to be an artist, but most people are afraid to try. Thats one reason local artist Brittney Wilson opened Canvas and Cocktails late last month at 249...
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Give Wrist Deep Productions a hand.
By Jared Jacang Maher
In the life of every wealthy standup comedian, there comes a day when he must rise from his leopard-skin-covered armchair, remove his double-paned monocle and haughtily...
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Musicians band together to support record stores.
By Michael Roberts
Not that long ago, mom-and-pop record stores were common but no more. Today only the strongest continue to survive, and many of them are struggling due to a consumer...
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Sing along with Sandy.
By Jessica Centers
For their first date, my dad took my mom, whose name is Sandy, to the drive-in to see Grease. The movie was a constant in my house. I watched it during every sleepover and...
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By Amber Taufen
Traditionally, teahouses in China have been kind of a center of community, a place where people gather and talk and share ideas, says Greg Fellman, who runs the...
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By Miachael Roberts
The inaugural Scandinavian Film Festival is a modest affair in terms of numbers just four films, only one of which is feature length. But it makes up in freshness what...
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The global village sets up shop at the TACtile Textile Arts Center.
By Susan Froyd
You learn one thing right away about the people behind the TACtile Textile Arts Center: They do not take the fiber arts lightly. Indeed, they diligently give such...
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The Olympics finally come to Copper Mountain -- 33 years late.
By Jessica Centers
In 1972, Colorado became the first and last site to ever turn down the Olympics, after a statewide vote put the kibosh on holding the 1976 Winter Games here. But this weekend,...
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Doors Open Denver keeps growing.
By Susan Froyd
Where to start? The massive undertaking that is Doors Open Denver is a growing, morphing creature thats constantly finding ways to provide new experiences for Denverites...
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By Amber Taufen
Im always on the lookout for wise women, whether Im hoping to emulate them or just wishing a bit of their knowledge might rub off on me. So I was excited to find...
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Starfest should be out of this world!
By Cory Casciato
Prepare for a total nerdgasm when Starfest brings Battlestar Galactica super-hottie Katee Sackhoff, aka Starbuck, to town this weekend. But everyones favorite...
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Celebrating three decades of creative collaboration.
By Jon Solomon
On keyboardist Wayne Horvitzs 2006 Gravitas Quartet album, theres a song called One Morton the address of the rehearsal studio that Horvitz and...
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Beer Wars follows the challenges of small brewers.
By Jonathan Shikes
If youre happy with your Bud Light, then more power to you. But if youre interested in the rise of craft breweries across the county over the years and ways that...
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D.L. Hughley is seriously funny.
By Tyler Nemkov
Peter Ustinov once called comedy a funny way of being serious, and that certainly holds true for the stylings of D.L. Hughley, a comedian who gained superstar...
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Nice Jewish Girls Gone Bad invade Lannies.
Theres a lot of great Jewish comedy in this country, which Susannah Perlman discovered while performing comedy/music acts of her own. I kept on running into really...
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Mariza sings the heart of Portugal.
By Susan Froyd
There are few forms of folk music more soulful than Fado (fado means fate in Portuguese), in which a vocalist is backed by two guitarists, one traditional and one...
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By Susan Froyd
National Poetry Month is for everyone, and so is El Centro Su Teatros tenth annual Neruda Poetry Festival, which begins today, smack dab in the middle of the...
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