Photo: Chad Fahnestock
AC/DC and The Answer
Pepsi Center
November 25
The crowd at the Pepsi Center last night for AC/DC's first Denver concert in seven years resembled the ones that gather for Oakland Raiders games. It looked like everyone incarcerated at the state's prisons had been given a one-day furlough for the occasion. Even middle-aged people with straight jobs managed to get in touch with their inner werewolf, so much so that I had no doubt in my mind that everyone in the arena could
Both the Denver Post and the Rocky Mountain News continue to include weekly inserts aimed at children -- and frankly, these features' explanations of current events can sometimes be clearer and more logically structured than the stuff that appears in the pages intended for grownups. Unfortunately, the "Colorado Kids" section included in today's Post is an exception to this rule. "Snow Big Deal?," a colorful comic starring -- brass fanfare, please -- the Watershed Defenders, looks cool enough b
Once upon a time, Anna Hansen was your average blond, pretty, sorta-outdoorsy Colorado girl working as a waitress at Rio Grande in Boulder while attending CU. Four years later, after living abroad for a spell, she gets a job with a non-profit in Vail, takes up competitive mountain biking, starts dating the seemingly sterile cyclist Lance Armstrong and becomes astoundingly pregnant! Hooray!
But there is an evil character in this fairy tale - the sinister publicist who forced the vulnerable Han
Editor's note: Catch up with Nicole Fox's "journey" (that's what they always call it on reality TV, right?) by reading all our cycle thirteen recaps. Click to revisit episode two (with Lauren Conrad), episode three (when Nicole channels Gollum), episode four (the show Nicole barely survived), episode five (remember the "soulless fetus" reference?), episode six (with a Kim Karshasian sighting), episode seven (featuring the bizarre hapa challenge) and last night's episode eight (which was all ab
Nicole Fox.Another bizarre week for Louisville's Nicole Fox, who looks bound to survive deep, deep, deep into cycle thirteen of America's Next Top Model. She wasn't at the center of the week's hyped-up drama, which involved surviving bitch Ashley and diminutive quasi-albino Erin, and she displayed sad sprint speed in a race challenge held in, of all places, a Walmart. (Yes, producers tried to make the store seem glamorous. No, they didn't succeed.) But she killed in her photo shoot, even
