Celine Dion

Ron White on gay marriage, marijuana and opening acts -- including Josh Blue

While many comics will play to their political or cultural bases, Ron White is virtually impossible to pin down to any one audience. First rising to fame through the Blue Collar Comedy Tour with Jeff Foxworthy and Larry The Cable Guy, he became a hero to conservatives with his pro-death penalty and ... More >>

Wondering what's on Mitt Romney's iPod? Wonder no more. We think we know.

If Mitt Romney wins tonight in Michigan, he'll be one step closer to earning the Republican nomination to run against incumbent President Barack Obama. Romney has a ton of money, an impeccable head of hair and a hustler's spirit. While everybody's all worried about the economy this and recession tha ... More >>

Chelsea Handler brings her dirty mouth and show to Denver

​Blowjobs, blowjobs, blowjobs, vodka. You'd think at a Chelsea Handler comedy show sponsored by Belvedere Vodka that there'd be more vodka plugs, more jokes about alcohol or more punch lines about boozing it up with your girlfriends. But there weren't. The only plugs Chelsea -- or any of the ... More >>

Who was Angie Zapata? Her murderer's trial didn't tell the whole story.

Q&A with Christian Lander, author of Stuff White People Like

Christian Lander is a true Internet-generation success story. Just over a year ago, he launched a website called called Stuff White People Like, and in short order, he became a media sensation -- an unexpected turn on which he's wisely trying to capitalize. He penned a book entitled Stuff White Pe ... More >>

Q&A with Adele

British singer-songwriter Adele Adkins, who's in town for a sold-out show at the Bluebird Theater tonight, is having a moment. She's been nominated for four Grammy awards, including Song of the Year and Best New Artist, in conjunction with 19, an album named for her age upon the time of its releas ... More >>

From anarchists to aging hippies, they're all part of protestation nation

Heat on the Street (Trying to Find the 4th of July in Africa), Parts I and II

Northern Exposure

Canada's Sam Roberts is determined to rock the Lower 48.

Head Trip

Chris Martin expects people to hate him. So why is Coldplay feeling so much love?

Hunger Strike

Can a non-9/11 benefit album make any noise?

He Done It

His song dares to challenge the Nashville money machine. Somehow, though, songwriter Larry Cordle has gotten away with Murder.

Man Out of Time

Elliott Smith has nothing to do with what's happening in the current music scene. Thank goodness.

Star-Spangled Bad Boy

Jake Schroeder raises a flag for Opie Gone Bad.

Time of the Season

This year's holiday CDs alternately inspire joy, nausea and terror. Which would you prefer?

Playlist

Johnny Dowd, Dublin to Dakar, Afro-Celt Sound System, Andrea Bocelli, The Beautiful South

Red Alert

Red Rocks may or may not be sliding down the hill, but Friends of Red Rocks’ trust in the city is slipping away.

More Songs of the Century

Part two of a pre-millennial trek through a hundred years of pop music.

Growing Up in Public

Mike Ness makes an album without so much Social Distortion.

Spy in the House of Love

Getting cozy with Mary Marlowe, Denver's queen of late-night romance.

Feedback

Giving Until It Hurts

Great musical moments in Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon history.

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