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As the moment of his sentencing approaches, Tristan Gilmour sits petulantly in an Arapahoe County courtroom. His put-upon attorney, deputy public defender Justin Bogan, wants...
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When I started this job almost four years ago, there were only a handful of things you could have told me about my future that would have given me even a moment's pause. That...
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On its very first day of business, Limón was a hit, a force to be reckoned with on 17th Avenue.
Actually, from before its first day, because -- as is the habit lately...
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The Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco's most famous landmark -- and possibly the country's -- makes a lovely place to die. Only a four-foot safety rail separates pedestrians...
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"I know a lot of people dread Valentine's Day," says Silke Reuthlinger, founder of Hip Chicks Out, "so I tried to put a party together where people who are single can make...
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The Kill Cupid III Valentine's Show, taking place tonight at 9:30 p.m. at the Oriental Theater, 4335 West 44th Avenue, is much like a typical romance: There's mood music, a...
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The play's definitely the thing in Denver this week, with the Denver Center Theatre Company hosting the Colorado 2008 New Play Summit, which starts today and runs through...
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As weird as the juxtaposition of Beauty and the Beast and nightclubs may seem, Ballet Nouveau artistic director Robert Mills found a way to meld two of his own personal...
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For seven years, the Pan African Arts Society has brought color and diversity to Denver's palette of visual arts, poetry, cinema and music — all in the name of exploring...
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I wrote an erotic poem once. It went like so: Your breasts are like two fawns /That browse among the lilies /Your lips drop sweetness as the honeycomb /Milk and honey are...
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Volunteering can be so fulfilling. There's nothing like giving something back to your community; it's a use of your time that's much more rewarding than watching Deal or No...
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Their need is for speed, so you won't see many Kremmling residents clogging up I-70 trying to satiate their snow-sports addiction. These mountain men and women are people of...
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A little piece of local history rests on the current-day Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design campus in Lakewood, once home to the Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society...
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"It's like the old ad says: You don't have to be Jewish to like rye bread," says Roberta Bloom, director of the Mellon Financial Denver Jewish Film Festival. "There are lots...
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"Where can you go see a play and have a good time and actually be in the drawing for a frozen turkey?" asks Kathy Kuehn, performing arts director at the Arvada Center for the...
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My husband's got this gypsy thing. He sits alone with a guitar whenever he can, picking through brisk Django licks he can never quite catch up to. When he isn't doing that,...
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With credentials such as Miami Vice, Con Air and CSI: Miami on his resumé, you can bet that Jesse Borrego has fired his fair share of rounds. But some roles require...
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Edith Piaf, the French chanteuse her countrymen lovingly dubbed "The Little Sparrow," died long before I had a chance to see her on stage. But I know her voice in my bones, as...
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The Science of Sleep (Warner Bros.)
Feature films are to video directors what sitcoms are to stand-up comedians, and for every David Fincher and Seinfeld, there are dozens...
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A cynic might regard the phone call that District Attorney Carol Chambers made to Jonathan Steiner, for which she was publicly censured six weeks ago, as a clumsy attempt to...
