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Film Feature
By Jim Ridley
What Fletch was to plaid-clad watercooler wits in the '80s, what National Lampoon's Van Wilder was to college-bound douches at the dawn of Dubya, 2003's Old School was to Gen-X...
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Film Feature
By Camille Dodero
And now for the story of Lips and the dildo. Back in the late '70s, before Guitar Hero III or Rock of Love 2 or even VH1, a jolly Canadian guitarist named Steve "Lips" Kudlow...
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Flick Pick
By Michael Roberts
Standards of Ethical Conduct, premiering on Saturday, June 6, is the sort of local production worth rooting for, despite its many imperfections. Written and directed by Roman...
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Film Feature
By Chuck Wilson
"The cinema is not a slice of life, but a piece of cake," Alfred Hitchcock once said, and if that's true — and who are we to dispute the Master? — then summertime...
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Art
By Michael Paglia
The idea of basing art on things found in nature has had many adherents over the centuries and today manifests itself in a wide array of approaches, from straight-up depictions...
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Theater
By Juliet Wittman
Quilters has a strong local history. Based on the journals and remembrances of pioneer women, it was co-written by Molly Newman and Barbara Damashek in the early 1980s at the...
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Summer Guide
By Amber Taufen and Chris Castellano
The discovery of gold in Colorado inspired the Rush to the Rockies exactly 150 years ago. Although many fortune-hunters who set off on the arduous journey across the plains to...
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Now Showing
Capsule reviews of current exhibits
By Juliet Wittman
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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