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Blogs
March 14, 2012
Super Star Asian's Dean Huang on the stink of "fine shrimp sauce," food sculpture and the city's best Chinese restaurant
Dean Huang Super Star Asian 2200 West Alameda Avenue, #5A www.superstardenver.com 303-727-9889 This is part one of my interview with Dean Hunag, exec chef of Super Star Asian. Part two of our conversation will run in this space tomorrow. Clad in a starched white chef's jacket with ornate gold let ... More >>
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March 8, 2012
China Times
Dean Huang Super Star Asian 2200 West Alameda Avenue, #5A www.superstardenver.com 303-727-9889 This is part one of my interview with Dean Hunag, exec chef of Super Star Asian. Part two of our conversation will run in this space tomorrow. Clad in a starched white chef's jacket with ornate gold let ... More >>
Blogs
January 27, 2012
10 things to do for $10 this weekend, January 27-29, 2012
As the end of the month approaches -- and the rent is due -- other expenses fall by the wayside. We start making bizarre food concoctions out of whatever is left in the fridge and skimp on luxuries, like shampoo. But even though the landlord is looking for us, it's no reason to skimp on fun. Here's ... More >>
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January 19, 2012
Enter the Dragon
As the end of the month approaches -- and the rent is due -- other expenses fall by the wayside. We start making bizarre food concoctions out of whatever is left in the fridge and skimp on luxuries, like shampoo. But even though the landlord is looking for us, it's no reason to skimp on fun. Here's ... More >>
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January 5, 2012
Hand-Painted China
As the end of the month approaches -- and the rent is due -- other expenses fall by the wayside. We start making bizarre food concoctions out of whatever is left in the fridge and skimp on luxuries, like shampoo. But even though the landlord is looking for us, it's no reason to skimp on fun. Here's ... More >>
Blogs
October 3, 2011
Pugs in the Park was disgusting
Before you could see them, you could hear it: that wet, phlegmy sound of air sucked into fatty passages made too tight through centuries of inbreeding. Of all the dog breeds, pugs are, bar none, the most grotesque, with their weird, punched-in ewok-looking faces and their constant breathing difficul ... More >>
Blogs
July 26, 2011
It's on like Donkey Kong: A brief history (infographic)
Oh, it's on.The basic origin of the phrase "It's on like Donkey Kong" is clear enough: the 1981 video game, in which said large ape somewhat inexplicably terrorizes a construction site. What's less clear, though, is how that ape went from mindlessly slinging 8-bit barrels at Mario to an icon ... More >>
Blogs
July 12, 2011
Q&A with Kosher Chinese author Michael Levy
In September 2005, the Peace Corps shipped Michael Levy to Guiyang, the largest city in southern China's relatively rural Guizhou Province. He didn't speak Chinese, but he tried to immerse himself in the culture during his two-and-a-half years there, and while he arrived in Guiyang as a veget ... More >>
Film
June 16, 2011
The Rape of Nanking is explored in the monochromatic City of Life and Death
In September 2005, the Peace Corps shipped Michael Levy to Guiyang, the largest city in southern China's relatively rural Guizhou Province. He didn't speak Chinese, but he tried to immerse himself in the culture during his two-and-a-half years there, and while he arrived in Guiyang as a veget ... More >>
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April 7, 2011
Great Walls
In September 2005, the Peace Corps shipped Michael Levy to Guiyang, the largest city in southern China's relatively rural Guizhou Province. He didn't speak Chinese, but he tried to immerse himself in the culture during his two-and-a-half years there, and while he arrived in Guiyang as a veget ... More >>
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February 24, 2011
A Black-and-White Issue
In September 2005, the Peace Corps shipped Michael Levy to Guiyang, the largest city in southern China's relatively rural Guizhou Province. He didn't speak Chinese, but he tried to immerse himself in the culture during his two-and-a-half years there, and while he arrived in Guiyang as a veget ... More >>
Blogs
August 25, 2010
Carmelo Anthony lights up China: "The MoCap is for a movie I'm filming. This s**t is crazy"
Full-sized photo below.You may be wondering whether or not Carmelo Anthony is going to sign a contract extension with the Nuggets, or if Melo's as good as gone from Denver. But he's got other things on his mind -- specifically, a movie he's making (and tweeting about) in China. The flick is ... More >>
Blogs
August 24, 2010
Baby Michelin on a roll in China
Quirky China News What do you get when you cross a baby, a tire and a locust's ravenous appetite? A munchkin who'd make baby Godzilla blush with envy. Lei Lei carries forty pounds on his ten-month-old frame, and weighs what a healthy six-year-old might weigh. His girth has earned him a nic ... More >>
Blogs
May 25, 2010
Asian restaurants around town are offering $16.80 meal deals through mid-June
You're in luck: A number of area Asian restaurants are offering prix fixe menus at a great price in honor of Asian Restaurant Month. It's sorta like Denver Restaurant Week, but just for Asian restaurants. Whereas Denver's restaurant week features two-person meals for $52.80, restaurants pa ... More >>
Blogs
April 28, 2010
Big Game, from New York restaurant pros Jeffrey and Zach Chodorow, opens tomorrow in LoDo
After months and months of speculation, anticipation and dropping gazillions of dollars in rent on a space that sat vacant for more than a year, the parcel of land at 1631 Wazee Street, formerly Il Fornaio, is finally springing back to life.
Blogs
April 19, 2010
Top ten T-shirts to give you food for thought
T-shirts, like tattoos, tell you a lot about a person's passions and prejudices, likes and dislikes. They, like tatts, have become an overt form of self-expression -- a bumper sticker for the body -- that lets people know if you're a fan of the Rolling Stones or the rolling pin. But while concert te ... More >>
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January 7, 2010
Eye of the Tiger
T-shirts, like tattoos, tell you a lot about a person's passions and prejudices, likes and dislikes. They, like tatts, have become an overt form of self-expression -- a bumper sticker for the body -- that lets people know if you're a fan of the Rolling Stones or the rolling pin. But while concert te ... More >>
Blogs
August 26, 2009
Chopsticks China Bistro won't move until September
Lori MidsonThe future home of Chopsticks China BistroChopsticks China Bistro, the great Szechuan Chinese on the corner of Federal and Mississippi, was supposed to pack up this month for a move to a tony new address at 5117 South Yosemite Street in Greenwood Village, but according to owner-chef Da ... More >>
Blogs
June 1, 2009
Long-distance corrections! This is why I love the Interweb...
Cooking up properly spelled food at China Jade.There are plenty of people in Denver who love nothing more than catching me out in a mistake. But one of the benefits (and perils) of living and working in this freaky William Gibson future of the interweb? People from thousands of miles away can correc ... More >>
Dining
May 28, 2009
Chopsticks China Bistro is still among the best
Cooking up properly spelled food at China Jade.There are plenty of people in Denver who love nothing more than catching me out in a mistake. But one of the benefits (and perils) of living and working in this freaky William Gibson future of the interweb? People from thousands of miles away can correc ... More >>
Blogs
May 27, 2009
Up Close: China Jade
See Mark Manger's photos of China Jade, the subject of this week's restaurant review, at westword.com/slideshow.
Blogs
May 26, 2009
Is China Jade the best Chinese restaurant in Denver?
"Shrimp with gralic sauce?" "I love shrimp with gralic sauce. Get some of that." "Sour taste cabbage? Or triple delight? What do you suppose that is?" she asked, and smiled. I responded, mind soaking in the gutter, and we giggled like kids hearing their first dirty joke. "Oh, wait. What about ... More >>
News
May 14, 2009
From the week of May 14, 2009
"Shrimp with gralic sauce?" "I love shrimp with gralic sauce. Get some of that." "Sour taste cabbage? Or triple delight? What do you suppose that is?" she asked, and smiled. I responded, mind soaking in the gutter, and we giggled like kids hearing their first dirty joke. "Oh, wait. What about ... More >>
Blogs
March 5, 2009
Today's featured event: China looms large at the Myhren Gallery
Like just about everything else, some of the boldest new art hitting our shores comes from China these days. But unlike sports shoes and electronics, these works aren't commodities by any stretch of the word. And they're popular at several venues right here in Denver. From the Denver Art Museum an ... More >>
Film
January 15, 2009
Chandni Chowk to China
Like just about everything else, some of the boldest new art hitting our shores comes from China these days. But unlike sports shoes and electronics, these works aren't commodities by any stretch of the word. And they're popular at several venues right here in Denver. From the Denver Art Museum an ... More >>
Dining
January 15, 2009
The name is confusing, but Peking Tokyo takes you straight to Asia
Like just about everything else, some of the boldest new art hitting our shores comes from China these days. But unlike sports shoes and electronics, these works aren't commodities by any stretch of the word. And they're popular at several venues right here in Denver. From the Denver Art Museum an ... More >>
Calendar
October 2, 2008
City of Industry
Leslie T. Chang brings new insight into modern China.
Blogs
August 6, 2008
The Denver Dailies Gear Up For the Olympics
Leslie T. Chang brings new insight into modern China.
Culture
April 24, 2008
Now Showing
Capsule reviews of current exhibits
Calendar
April 3, 2008
Summer Heats Up
The Human Rights Torch Relay takes Beijing to task.
Culture
February 7, 2008
Face East
An exhibit of Chinese art at Robischon Gallery is here and Mao.
Calendar
January 10, 2008
China Rising
Robischon Gallery catches a wave.
Blogs
May 23, 2007
Superpowers Clash at Cannes
Robischon Gallery catches a wave.
Film
February 15, 2007
Oscar-nominated documentaries
Starz FilmCenter in the Tivoli
Culture
November 16, 2006
Under the Radar: Contemporary Chinese Art
The first wave of post-Mao contemporary Chinese artists settle in at Robischon.
Film
September 28, 2006
Miles From Home
Zhang Yimou takes a sentimental and picturesque journey, but Riding doesn't live up to his earlier efforts.
Calendar
September 14, 2006
World Flavor
Zhang Yimou takes a sentimental and picturesque journey, but Riding doesn't live up to his earlier efforts.
Film
November 18, 2004
Hail Snail Mail
Postmen in the Mountains delivers a subtle story.
Calendar
September 9, 2004
Go for It
Twenty on one is no game of chance.
Calendar
March 25, 2004
Best Political Group Show
OVER A BILLION SERVED: Conceptual Photography From the People's Republic of China, Museum of Contemporary Art/Denver
Goods & Services
March 25, 2004
Best Gifts for Girls With Weird Taste
Miss Talulah's
News
December 4, 2003
The Message
Well Red
Calendar
December 5, 2002
Big Country
Photographer John McGee showcases his family�s Chinese immersion.
Calendar
August 15, 2002
Broken China
David Ball’s thriller China Run probes the real world of foreign adoptions in mysterious China.
News
July 8, 1999
Passion Play
David Ball’s thriller China Run probes the real world of foreign adoptions in mysterious China.
Culture
December 5, 1996
Museum Qualities
David Ball’s thriller China Run probes the real world of foreign adoptions in mysterious China.
Calendar
March 1, 1995
THRILLS
David Ball’s thriller China Run probes the real world of foreign adoptions in mysterious China.
Dining
December 21, 1994
MOUTHING OFF
David Ball’s thriller China Run probes the real world of foreign adoptions in mysterious China.
Culture
March 30, 1994
CULTURAL EVOLUTION
David Ball’s thriller China Run probes the real world of foreign adoptions in mysterious China.
Dining
February 23, 1994
RODEO DRIVE
David Ball’s thriller China Run probes the real world of foreign adoptions in mysterious China.
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