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41. Bite Me

    Ian Kleinman and O's get a rave from egullet

    By Jason Sheehan

    Published: April 16, 2009

    "Rocky Mountain Miracle": That's how Steven Shaw (founder of egullet.com, a James Beard Award-winning food writer and one of the most connected food guys I've ever had the...

42. Second Helping

    Chipotle tests a new menu in Colorado, but it's no improvement

    By Jason Sheehan

    Published: April 16, 2009

    When I first heard that Chipotle was changing its menu — running out the first new board the operation has seen since setting down roots in Denver some fifteen years ago...

43. Drunk of the Week

    Down and dirty on Colfax

    By Drew Bixby

    Published: April 16, 2009

    While two totally separate establishments, Roslyn Grill (504 East Colfax Avenue) and Nob Hill Inn (420 East Colfax) nonetheless comprise a flaming binary star of degeneracy...

44. Film Feature

    State of Play

    By J. Hoberman

    Published: April 16, 2009

    Kevin Macdonald's Washington thriller is a bellows designed to puff up the most beaten-down reporter's chest. Compressed from the highly regarded BBC miniseries first telecast...

45. Film Feature

    17 Again

    By Scott Foundas

    Published: April 16, 2009

    This much is for sure about the makers of the new Zac Efron picture 17 Again: They know their audience. Scientifically engineered for maximum shriek-and-squeal value among...

46. Flick Pick

    Scandinavian Film Festival at Starz FilmCenter

    By Michael Roberts

    Published: April 16, 2009

    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...

47. Artbeat

    Three shows take hold at Spark Gallery

    By Michael Paglia

    Published: April 16, 2009

    I've long felt that Judith Cohn was one of the top ceramic artists in the region. Her specialty has been sculptural installations made up of components based on classic ceramic...

48. Now Showing

    Now Showing

    Capsule reviews of current exhibits

    By Michael Paglia

    Published: April 16, 2009

    Collective Nouns. Metropolitan State College isn't just one of the city's major institutions of higher learning; it's also the state's largest art school. The most obvious...

49. Theater

    Three castastrophes and sixty years later, The Skin of Our Teeth still has bite

    By Juliet Wittman

    Published: April 16, 2009

    It isn't strange that in 1942 a major American playwright would be concerned with the possible extinction of humanity and pondering what it would take to save the human race,...

50. Encore

    Now Playing

    Capsule reviews of current shows

    By Juliet Wittman

    Published: April 16, 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...

51. Theater

    The ingredients in Sunsets and Margaritas are a little too strong

    By Juliet Wittman

    Published: April 16, 2009

    Sunsets and Margaritas is so energetic, jolly and good-natured, and presents such an appealing political and familial viewpoint, that it seems coldhearted not to like it, like...