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Patton Oswalt should be pissed. Nick Madson, you, sir, are a douche nozzle.

We caught wind of this from our pals at the A.V. Club, who keenly observed the item on Patton Oswalt's MySpace blog yesterday. Evidently, there's this so-called comedian from here Denver named Nick Madson who's been (allegedly) shamelessly stealing (don't know what else you'd call it) other people ... More >>

Patton Oswalt ripped off. Again! WTF?!

Wherever he is right now, Nick Madson has got to be breathing a huge sigh of relief. Thanks to Brian Corman, who lifted part of his valedictorian speech at Columbia University last week directly from Patton Oswalt's "Physics for Poets" bit (38:38 above), when the random doucher category comes up o ... More >>

Titwrench 2010 at Glob

Titwrench 2010 Friday, July 9 - Sunday July 11, 2010 | Glob | Denver Over the course of one weekend, Titwrench 2010 brought together artists and people of all stripes from around the country and attracted a wider than usual swath of the local community. On Saturday afternoon, there were worksho ... More >>

Safe Boating Is No Accident's Leighton Peterson and Neil McCormack discuss their penchant for dark humor and absurdity

Lindsay PeckSafe Boating Is No Accident celebrates the release of its new album, Isn't It Fun?, this Friday, September 3, at the hi-dive.​Safe Boating is No Accident is the musical/performance art project of Leighton Peterson and Neil McCormick, who both came to Colorado within the last severa ... More >>

Zombie Spaceships, Catfish and more released this week

​You'd think that publishers would take the first weeks of the year off when it comes to new releases, so that people don't forget about things during Best of the Year time, but there is a theory in the psychology world that people tend to think best of two different things: stuff from early i ... More >>

Denverite Laurel Harris to play Willem Dafoe's wife in upcoming Dean Koontz adaptation?

Laurel Harris​When the guy who directed G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra sets out adapt a novel by Dean Koontz -- pretty much the M. Night Syamalan of the literary world -- there's an excellent chance it will be awful. Nevertheless, there may be at least one bright spot for local folks in Steven S ... More >>