Mark Huebner at his most delectable.
Jillian Harris, a 29-year-old restaurant designer from Vancouver, Canada, was given an especially brutal heave-ho by Jason Mesnick on the last season of The Bachelor -- a move so nasty that Colorado's own Bachelorette prize, Ryan Sutter, felt compelled to weigh in. Fortunately, Harris received a reward for becoming an object of national pity: She's the season five star of The Bachelorette, which launches on Monday, May 18 -- and among her suitors is Mark Hue
Just got word that ESPN Zone, the 23,000-square-foot sports-centric playground and game center (and the only Denver link in the company's national chain) at 1187 16th Street, went dark today, exactly one day after Greg Goldfogel pulled the plug on Alto, the Northern Italian restaurant and live jazz venue at 1320 15th Street.
According to a letter from ESPN Zone management (quoted below in its entirety) that's posted on the restaurant's front door, grieving sports fans can fault the economy:
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The invasion of the summer bike monsters spans the state from Boulder Canyon's angry barricades to Downtown Denver's bike-to-work breakfast stations....
Formerly known as the Motion Underground Dance Studio, Mad Monkey Projects, Inc. headed by choreographer Ken Jimenez is gearing up for their Summer Dance Intensive & Auditions in August. In an effort to get dancers to come out for the class, along with their Get Down Station program, they put together a video showcasing their dancing skills in the streets of Downtown Denver. After watching, you can't help but at least consider signing up.
