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53 stories found - 41 through 53

41. Critic's Choice

Pollination Population at the Walnut Room Pizzeria

By Tom Murphy Published: July 22, 2010

In an era where most of us are scrambling just to get by and otherwise conditioned by modern life to warp our psyches to fit into the dictates of commercial efficiency, the...
42. Scratching the Surface

Bob Rogue at the Meadowlark

By Cory Casciato Published: July 22, 2010

The clanking, shifty rhythms and cool, prickly textures of techno auteur Bob Rogue's work are awash in contradiction. Despite sounding like a transmission beamed to Earth from...
43. Cafe

Spicy soup and some of the best dumplings in Denver are on the menu at Lao Wang Noodle House

By Laura Shunk Published: July 22, 2010

Before the Communist takeover of China forced thousands of people to leave their homeland for an island off shore, the Taiwanese had an aversion to eating beef. The ox was a...
44. Cafe

Danny Wang wants to pair beer with Asian cuisine

By Laura Shunk Published: July 22, 2010

Asia Like It Danny Wang likes beer. A computer scientist by trade, he started crafting ales at home a couple of years ago, fascinated by the mathematical and chemical...
45. Drunk of the Week

Drink more whiskey, fix my swamp cooler

By Drew Bixby Published: July 22, 2010

Tequila makes my clothes come off." "Drink more whiskey, fix my swamp cooler." "Los Angeles, we can smell you." These and a hundred other six-word memoirs, all scribbled on...
46. Film Feature

After Cruise drops out, Jolie steps up in exhilarating Salt

By Karina Longworth Published: July 22, 2010

Salt, famously the Spy Flick Rewritten for Angelina Jolie After Tom Cruise Dropped Out, has been publicized as the cinematic equivalent of the 19th Amendment: Finally, a level...
47. Film Feature

Everyone Else is more fascinating than enjoyable

By J. Hoberman Published: July 22, 2010

An exercise in voyeurism, Maren Ade's provocatively titled, superbly performed, emotionally graphic Everyone Else is more fascinating than enjoyable. Placing a youngish, newly...
48. Flick Pick

Agora calls out Christianity in fourth-century Alexandria

By Eric Hynes Published: July 22, 2010

Not lacking conviction or cojones, Alejandro Amenábar's Agora is a big, broad, stridently atheistic sword-and-sandals entertainment that recounts a tragic turning point...
49. Artbeat

Opposites attract at Michael Burnett's Space Gallery

By Michael Paglia Published: July 22, 2010

There's no question that Santa Fe Drive is the art district in Denver, and yet it's also true that most of the galleries along the row leave something to be desired. To make...
50. Theater

Phamaly's Beauty and the Beast enchants

By Juliet Wittman Published: July 22, 2010

I love Phamaly, but I'm frequently unenthusiastic about the troupe's choice of material. I skipped January's Barefoot in the Park, having long ago been exposed to all the Neil...
51. Theater

The Fantasticks? Not so fantastic.

By Juliet Wittman Published: July 22, 2010

If "Try to Remember" doesn't move you, The Fantasticks plain isn't working, and though the song carries all kinds of memories for me, I couldn't summon up so much as a wistful...
52. Now Showing

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By Michael Paglia Published: July 22, 2010

Colorado Art Survey. Over the years, Kirkland Museum director Hugh Grant has relentlessly sought out and acquired new things for the institution's permanent collection. In the...
53. Encore

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By Juliet Wittman Published: July 22, 2010

Garage Sale Loud: This Is It. Almost every summer, the folks at Heritage Square stage what is essentially a musical review with a thin sustaining plot line and the word "loud"...

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Pollination Population at the Walnut Room Pizzeria

Bob Rogue at the Meadowlark

Spicy soup and some of the best dumplings in Denver are on the menu at Lao Wang Noodle House

Danny Wang wants to pair beer with Asian cuisine

Drink more whiskey, fix my swamp cooler

After Cruise drops out, Jolie steps up in exhilarating Salt

Everyone Else is more fascinating than enjoyable

Agora calls out Christianity in fourth-century Alexandria

Opposites attract at Michael Burnett's Space Gallery

Phamaly's Beauty and the Beast enchants

The Fantasticks? Not so fantastic.

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