Kim Jong-il

Kim Jong-Un supports gay marriage: Did SNL steal this from The Onion?

Last weekend's Saturday Night Live cold-open featured a somewhat unconvincing Bobby Moynihan playing the adorably chubby supreme leader of North Korea, Kim Jong-Un. The sketch revolved around the husky dictator's address to the people of NK, announcing a change in policy on two major fronts. The fir ... More >>

Sundance 2013: America's black indie film renaissance

You could hear a pin drop during the first Sundance screening of writer-director Ryan Coogler's Fruitvale, an enormously powerful and moving debut feature based on the shooting death of 22-year-old Oscar Grant by Oakland transit police in the early hours of New Year's Day, 2009. Coogler opens the fi ... More >>

The films of Kim Jong Il, now available on YouTube

Say What? Meet the walking, talking argument for Denver's Urban Debate League

Abhor the Valentine's Day circus? Five places to head instead

someecards​No matter your current Facebook relationship status, Valentine's Day is a miserable holiday. If you're not working it, you're either frantically dialing for a last-minute reservation at an already overbooked restaurant, bitterly downing a pint of Ben & Jerry's on your couch or avoid ... More >>

Dean Singleton, Denver Post publisher, looking to help son Adam Singleton learn family biz

Dean Singleton.​Correction below: Is Dean Singleton, head of MediaNews Group and Denver Post publisher, looking for a successor, Kim Jong-Il style? Doubt it: Despite his continuing battle against multiple sclerosis, he seems energetic, active and fully in charge. But judging by a Thursday memo ... More >>

Today's featured event: The doctor is in: Matt Iseman visits Comedy Works South

 Cherry Creek High School grad Matt Iseman has covered as lot of ground since leaving Creek behind for Princeton, then med school at Columbia and a residency back home at CU. That's when he pulled the old switcheroo and quit doctoring altogether to stand up and tell jokes in Hollywood. But in I ... More >>

The Doctor Is In

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Asia Minor

Memoirs of a Geisha views Japan through Western eyes.

Bombs and Bikinis

Stealth aims low and hits its mark.

Cine Bon!

Remembering the films that heated up cinemas this year.

Puppet Masters

Homegrown wiseguys give pieces a chance in Team America.

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Music's lunatic fringe lives, breathes and flourishes on the shortwave radio dial.

Surf's Up

The evolution of mankind, and sports, is made possible by...click...Anna Kournikova.