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Joseph Brodsky eyes the freshly pulled double espresso with scorn. "This looks terrible," he mutters darkly. From its poorly foamed surface, he can tell the coffee has been...
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Christmas came early this year for the Fray. Unless you've been holed up on your couch playing Guitar Hero II for the past week, you're undoubtedly aware that Denver's biggest...
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Like any American chef (current or former), I've had a love/hate relationship with France for a long time. Before I knew enough to know better, I hated the country for...
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The actress Viola Davis has carved, handsome features and a tenacious stare that brooks no inattention. Though Davis's implacable integrity has, for the most part, saved her...
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Forget the champagne fountains: Tonight the ten-gallon fish tank will be swimming with mojitos for MATTER's 8th Annual Printsale and Party. But the drinks aren't the only...
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At every karaoke night I've ever attended, someone inevitably sings "The Devil Went Down to Georgia." As many times as I've heard that song, I'd still put even money on Eileen...
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By now, most of us have just about had it with "White Christmas" and "Jingle Bells." Fortunately, Dan Hicks offers a respite from the same old seasonal fare with tonight's...
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You didn't catch bird flu this year. You watched the Dems dominate the polls. And you saw that one Real World girl kiss that other Real World girl in Denver! Those are...
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Every Christmas, my brother buys me something, um, unusual. That's why I have so many hand-carved Indian faces, hemp necklaces and my favorite a painting of a...
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"Tamales are kind of a traditional holiday fare in the community," says El Centro Su Teatro's John Kuebler, "like the equivalent of ham or turkey." So it only makes sense that...
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Once upon a time, a friend lost everything in a fire. After that, he always said that fairy godmothers are hardest to find when you need them the most, which is why American...
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Jennifer Ito, executive director of Foothills Art Center, doesn't believe that males are as clueless when it comes to shopping as legend suggests. "That stereotype doesn't...
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When you enter Buntport Theater, you find yourself facing what looks like the front of a long, low, open dollhouse with rooms on two floors. These spaces are inhabited by...
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Talladega Nights (Columbia)
This cut of Will Ferrell's NASCAR comedy runs 13 minutes longer than the theatrical version, and that doesn't take into account the deleted and...
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Black Gold, a documentary about Ethiopia's coffee industry, promises that after you see it, "coffee will never taste the same." In the film, shots of perky Starbucks managers...
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Sitting with the members of Electric Side Dish on this Sunday evening in early December, I'm reluctant to utter the dreaded J-word. But as my eyes wander around percussionist...
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I've often been accused of having a bias toward certain foods. Barbecue, American diner classics, specific types of very cheap Mexican grub. I've been told that I have a...
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About Will Smith's estimable talents, there is no doubt. Six Degrees of Separation, Ali...um...the "Parents Just Don't Understand" video: The man's got skills to pay the...
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The big draw for this Denver Center production of Sweet Charity is Molly Ringwald in the title role. Almost everyone remembers Ringwald from the films with which director John...
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Nintendo has achieved the impossible: My 50-year-old, non-gaming father wants a Wii for Christmas. Either I've been whisked to Bizarro World, or The House That Mario Built is...