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    May 23, 2012

    Seven Sins: New VVM ebook features "The Case of the Kidnapped Coed"

    Every week, writers for Westword and our parent company, Village Voice Media, produce elegant, magazine-style feature writing, a gritty portion of which comes in the form of true-crime stories. Now VVM has collected some of its best recent true-crime yarns into an ebook: Seven Sins: A True Crime Ant ... More >>

  • News

    February 9, 2012

    Colorado hopes to lure filmmakers with a new plan

    Every week, writers for Westword and our parent company, Village Voice Media, produce elegant, magazine-style feature writing, a gritty portion of which comes in the form of true-crime stories. Now VVM has collected some of its best recent true-crime yarns into an ebook: Seven Sins: A True Crime Ant ... More >>

  • Blogs

    December 15, 2011

    Theresa Foster murder fact vs. fiction: Read the 1948 autopsy report

    ​This week's cover story, "The Case of the Kidnapped Coed," revisits the wild press coverage surrounding the 1948 murder of eighteen-year-old college student Theresa Foster -- and explores how the Denver Post's rabid campaign to catch a killer tainted the subsequent trial. It's a cautionary ta ... More >>

  • Blogs

    February 25, 2011

    Top 10 list of Colorado movies a ten-cent ticket fee didn't subsidize

    "The Searchers."​The Colorado legislature just nixed a plan to tack a ten-cent fee onto movie tickets, money that would have been used to provide financial incentives for film companies that want to make movies in this state. As revised, the bill would now ask for donations from movie-goers -- ... More >>

  • News

    June 11, 2009

    Colorado Film Commission, Take 2

    "The Searchers."​The Colorado legislature just nixed a plan to tack a ten-cent fee onto movie tickets, money that would have been used to provide financial incentives for film companies that want to make movies in this state. As revised, the bill would now ask for donations from movie-goers -- ... More >>

  • Blogs

    June 5, 2009

    Wake-Up Call: Back to the future

    It was 1969 all over again yesterday, when Governor Bill Ritter signed a bill that, as of July 1, 2009, will establish the Colorado Office of Film, Television and Media. Re-establishes that office, actually: On July 1, 1969, Colorado became the first state in the country with a state film commiss ... More >>

  • News

    March 6, 2008

    Justice High Puts Students in the Courtroom

    Magistrate T.J. Cole holds court in the classroom.

  • News

    December 13, 2007

    Blackburned

    Who’s the bigger bully — the smartass attorney who scorched the Denver Fire Department, or the fussbudget judge who threw out the verdict?

  • Home Entertainment

    July 13, 2006

    Our top DVD picks for the week of July 13, 2006.

    Who’s the bigger bully — the smartass attorney who scorched the Denver Fire Department, or the fussbudget judge who threw out the verdict?

  • Culture

    February 2, 2006

    Final Exit

    The Changing Scene opened a new act for local theater.

  • Film

    October 20, 2005

    Mine Kampf

    A female ironworker fights back against abuse in the riveting North Country.

  • News

    December 25, 2003

    Year in Review: Pop Quiz

    Consider this your final exam on the past year. Cheating is encouraged, bribes will be accepted -- and grades will be posted at City Hall.

  • News

    February 27, 2003

    Pop Quiz

    February 27, 2003

  • News

    January 16, 2003

    Pop Quiz

    January 16, 2003

  • News

    September 26, 2002

    Looking for a Fix

    Forty bucks buys a flicker of heaven and a life of hell.

  • Film

    July 12, 2001

    Legally Bland

    Reese Witherspoon's talents are wasted in the muddy, unoriginal Legally Blonde.

  • News

    April 19, 2001

    Tilting at Windmills

    What did the anti-JOA lawsuit produce? A couple of laughs.

  • News

    January 25, 2001

    The Next Stage

    Jimy Murphy, the Kamikazi Kid, gets his act together.

  • News

    February 4, 1999

    The Incredible Shrinking Career

    EPA scientist Brian Rimar just wanted to keep doing research, but his agency found him too toxic.

  • News

    March 14, 1996

    Trials and Tribulations

    As plans for a Hispanic cultural center crash, Denver's old county courthouse burns.

  • News

    February 29, 1996

    Second-Degree Burn (Part II)

    Cher Elder's family knew all about Thomas Luther. The jury didn't.

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