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  • 1. Feature

    All the World's a Stage

    By Jessica Centers
    Published: July 27, 2006

    Doug Ishii watches his wife, Wendy, from across the room as she mingles with her guests. He's traded in his lab coat for a collared shirt, and peppered silver hair is the only...

  • 2. Music

    No Sale

    By Michael Roberts
    Published: July 27, 2006

    As World Cup fever was reaching a boil, Ian Parton, the musical player-coach of Brighton, England's Go! Team, was contacted by Nike about using one of his group's songs in a...

  • 3. Cafe

    A World of Discovery

    By Jason Sheehan
    Published: July 27, 2006

    Not every country under the sun deserves its own pizza, but don't tell that to John Pool. In his mind, there's no land too far-flung, no cuisine too unusual, no food tradition...

  • 4. Film Feature

    London Fog

    By Bill Gallo
    Published: July 27, 2006

    For 35 years, Woody Allen was a long shot to stray into the Bronx or Staten Island -- much less the alien reaches of London, England. The creator of Manhattan has always been...

  • 5. Night & Day

    Asia Like It

    By Susan Froyd
    Published: July 27, 2006

    If you ask me, the Colorado Dragon Boat Festival, which made its debut at Sloan’s Lake in 2001, is just about the best thing that ever happened to summer in Denver,...

  • 6. Night & Day

    Storage tRUNks

    By Laura Bond
    Published: July 27, 2006

    Buntport Theater was formed by a group of hyper-creative Colorado College kids who shared an affinity for quirk: The theater's production history includes Kafka on Ice, a...

  • 7. Night & Day

    Bueller? Bueller? Bueller?

    By Jessica Centers
    Published: July 27, 2006

    When I watched Ferris Bueller's idyllic ditch day for the first time — as a teen growing up in the same Chicago suburbia immortalized by John Hughes — I related more...

  • 8. Night & Day

    Summer Lovin'

    By Jessica Centers
    Published: July 27, 2006

    Take it from someone who's walked through at least six dozen houses with her boyfriend in recent weeks: Touring homes can be romantic. There's a daydream quality that comes...

  • 9. Night & Day

    Scooter City

    By Drew Bixby
    Published: July 27, 2006

    When the fourteenth annual AmeriVespa National Scooter Rally rides into town tonight for a weekend of parties, rides, competitions and clinics, don't expect raucous, all-night...

  • 10. Night & Day

    Flower Power

    By Susan Froyd
    Published: July 27, 2006

    Believe it or not, Denver's beautiful formal park gardens — from the famous plots of Civic Center, Alamo Placita and Washington Park to the lesser-known plantings in such...

  • 11. Art

    The Modernaires

    By Michael Paglia
    Published: July 27, 2006

    I've recently wondered why everyone seems to be so retrospective right now, with so many of the latest exhibits highlighting the state's glorious aesthetic past. In the last...

  • 12. Game On

    Over Your Head

    By GARY HODGES
    Published: July 27, 2006

    Flight sims -- games that emulate the experience of being in a cockpit -- are plenty popular on PCs, but have never taken off on home consoles. This is partly due to their...

  • 13. News

    Bitch, Bitch, Bitch

    By Luke Turf
    Published: July 27, 2006

    The first person Becky Due ever called a bitch was her mother. She caught a whuppin' for it, and since then, Due says, she's never called anyone a bitch again. Almost thirty...

  • 14. The Beatdown

    She's All That -- And More

    By Dave Herrera
    Published: July 27, 2006

    Last week I had the great misfortune of suffering through the first two episodes of The One: Making a Music Star, which is well on its way to becoming reality television's...

  • 15. Bite Me

    Larry's Place

    By Jason Sheehan
    Published: July 27, 2006

    Larry Herz is adamant. "No," he says. "No. You gotta go back and check what I said. Read your column. I said, 'I will never open a restaurant again.'" And damn it if he...

  • 16. Film Feature

    Undercover of Night

    By Scott Foundas
    Published: July 27, 2006

    Michael Mann's Miami Vice is like a car that's been stripped of everything but its two bucket seats and rebuilt from the ground up. The protagonists are still a pair of...

  • 17. Artbeat

    Colorado Modernism: 1930-1970

    By Michael Paglia
    Published: July 27, 2006

    Tracy Felix's Colorado Modernism: 1930-1970 (see review) at Foothills Art Center (809 15th Street, Golden, 303-279-3922) brings together the work of around three dozen...

  • 18. DVDish

    Eating for Two

    By Jordan Harper, Jim Ridley and Robert Wilonsky
    Published: July 27, 2006

    Feed (TLA) Remember the old jokes about "What's grosser than gross"? The makers of Feed do, as they prove in the first 10 minutes -- one-upping their opening scene featuring...

  • 19. Off Limits

    It's the Real Thing


    Published: July 27, 2006

    Jim Narcy could have warned Matt Lawrence to be careful in the 1900 block of Market Street. Two months ago, when the Westword photographer ventured out to take a picture of...

  • 20. Rough Mixes

    Shine On

    By Dave Herrera
    Published: July 27, 2006

    It's impossible to overstate Jeremy Enigk's influence on indie rock over the past decade. Sunny Day Real Estate, the Seattle-based quartet he fronted, was at the vanguard of...

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