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Bite Me
By Jason Sheehan
Hospoda, at 3763 Wynkoop Street, has a great little bar (upholstered in cowhide) that's more than capable of seeing to the hydration needs of its regulars, and in the tiny...
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Second Helping
By Jason Sheehan
20th Street Cafe is the polar opposite of a gastropub: It's a working-class diner serving the simplest and most historic of restaurant foods with nothing more than Cokes,...
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Drunk of the Week
By Drew Bixby
Once a seedy, smoky biker bar where rides (and ride-throughs) were welcome inside, the fifty-year-old Candlelight Tavern (383 South Pearl Street) now rocks higher-watt...
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Film Feature
By Ella Taylor
At the tail end of The Da Vinci Code, having traipsed around scenic Paris and London for over two hours to find out whether the Holy Grail was just an old cup or the womanly...
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Film Feature
By J. Hoberman
Jim Jarmusch's anonymous anti-hero hitman (French-Ivorian actor Isaach De Bankolé), identified in the credits of The Limits of Control as the Lone Man, exists only in...
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Flick Pick
By Michael Roberts
The late Pauline Kael named her 1968 collection of film reviews Kiss Kiss Bang Bang in celebration of movies at their most visceral – the ones in which sex and violence...
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Theater
By Juliet Wittman
Bus Stop is set in a diner, where worldly-wise owner Grace supervises her high-school-aged waitress, Elma. On this particular night, a snowstorm has closed the road ahead, and...
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Encore
Capsule reviews of current shows
By Juliet Wittman
52 Pick-Up. The central conceit of this love story involves a pack of cards that two actors scatter, then pick up, one by one, announcing what the card is and reading its...
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Artbeat
By Michael Paglia
There's a very handsome set of three interconnected shows at Space Gallery (765 Santa Fe Drive, 720-904-1088, www.spacegallery.com) that make up what is essentially a single...
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Now Showing
Capsule reviews of current exhibits
By Michael Paglia
Curiouser. Singer Gallery director Simon Zalkind is one of the top curators in town, and one of the secrets to his success is presenting artists whose efforts are worthwhile...
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